No mow May 16

Ripgut Brome so called because it can cause harm to livestock that feed on it. Such a charming name!!

[Diana]

Either that is very tall grass or you were flat on your belly, lovely close up.

[Dione Giorgio]

Charming name but if I. were a livestock breeder I would not want it anywhere near my stock. Still they make a lovely subject to capture.

[John Falconer]

Great name. I hate to imagine what it does.

[Carole Sandford]

Well I never knew that! A “charming” name!

[katy]

I really like the feathery fronds and it certainly has a very descriptive name

[Peter Dulis]

Nice one :)

[Lis Lapthorn]

Love the name, very descriptive.

[Mags]

LOL! It is an interesting name and a very nice capture!

[Babs]

The name certainly sends the message doesn't it.

[Pam]

Wow. That is quite a name!

[LManning (Laura)]

Truth in advertising I guess!

[Lin]

A perfect no mow!

[Bill]

Nice green though.

[Kathy]

Sounds like a serious "do not" eat for cattle. Hope none can get to this.

[FBailey]

I didn't know its name, but it can cause big problems if the seeds penetrate a dog's foot too

[Shutterbug]

Ouch. Makes a beautiful No Mow capture.

[Kathy A]

Nice detail and it sure has an interesting name