Field grass, Queen Anne’s lace, field thistle and ragwort.

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Just as a father has compassion for his children, so the Lord has compassion on them that respect Him. For He knows we are like grass but His mercy is from everlasting upon those you remember his commandments to do them. (Sandy’s shortened form.)

Psalm 103 : 13 – 18
Various grasses, Queen Anne’s lace, field thistle and ragwort all in a jug.
Ragwort.
Field thistle.
Queen Anne’s Lace sometimes called wild carrot. Domesticated carrots are cultivars of a subspecies of this plant.
It is easier to prevent thistles and habits than to uproot them. Austin O’ Malley

We say of the oak, How grand of girth!

Of the willow we say, How slender!

And yet to the soft grass clothing the earth

How slight is the praise we render.

Edgar Fawcett
The field where the various grasses and plants in flower grow.

Concrete is heavy; iron is hard – but the grass will prevail.

Edward Abbey

It was a privilege to be in the field this morning. The grasses are seeding in all their various forms. Their colour a movement of shades in changing light as clouds gathered and crossed the sky. Thank you for looking at my post.

8 thoughts on “Field grass, Queen Anne’s lace, field thistle and ragwort.”

  2. I love standing around swaying grasses too! So happy to hear you had that kind of beautiful day! BTW, I always enjoy your flower arrangement creations, they are always so pretty. I still smile at your little turtle side-kick too. 🥰

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  3. I agree the grass and your flower arrangements are always so lovely with the pink turtle by their side. ❤❤👍👌💐🌳🌳💐💐🙏🙏

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