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Habiturf, mix of grasses native to the Southwest
Habiturf, a mix of 6-7 grasses native to the Southwest, was developed by Dr. Mark Simmons and his team at the University of Texas's Wildflower Center in Austin.
Photo by Dr. Mark Simmons.
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Uploaded on Oct 11, 2011
Habiturf (grasses native to SW) in Winter
Habiturf, a mix of 6-7 grasses native to the Southwest, was developed by Dr. Mark Simmons and his team at the University of Texas's Wildflower Center in Austin.
Photo by Dr. Mark Simmons.
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Uploaded on Oct 11, 2011
Habiturf (grasses native to SW) at home of Dr. Simmons
Habiturf, a mix of 6-7 grasses native to the Southwest, was developed by Dr. Mark Simmons and his team at the University of Texas's Wildflower Center in Austin.
Photo by Dr. Mark Simmons.
Some rights reserved
Uploaded on Oct 11, 2011
Habiturf (grasses native to SW)
Habiturf, a mix of 6-7 grasses native to the Southwest, was developed by Dr. Mark Simmons and his team at the University of Texas's Wildflower Center in Austin.
Photo by the Wildflower Center.
Some rights reserved
Uploaded on Oct 11, 2011
Prairie Dropseed in late November
The same stand of Prairie Dropseed (Sporobolus heterolepis) at the Scott Arboretum near Philadelphia that's shown in another photo here, but this time after it's hacked back for winter.
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Uploaded on Sep 25, 2011
