Here's why:
And here's another one: this time, it's a Grape Hyacinth bulb which has been pierced by a piece of couch grass.
One of those odd situations where you can't cheer for either side!
Isn't nature wonderful?
Garden School:
Monday, 1 September 2014
Why Couch Grass is also called Spear Grass
Ever heard that alternative name?
Here's why:
No, your eyes do not deceive you, that's a length of couch grass growing straight through a daffodil bulb.
As you can see, in one side out the other.
And here's another one: this time, it's a Grape Hyacinth bulb which has been pierced by a piece of couch grass.
This one is partcularly amusing to me, as it represents a battle between two of my foes - the couch grass going clean through a root of bindweed.
One of those odd situations where you can't cheer for either side!
Isn't nature wonderful?
Here's why:
And here's another one: this time, it's a Grape Hyacinth bulb which has been pierced by a piece of couch grass.
One of those odd situations where you can't cheer for either side!
Isn't nature wonderful?
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