Pompous Grass

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  1. smartbuyfurn

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    While I was eating at Red Lobster I noticed something that I have seen growing on sand dunes at the beach, it looked like Pompous grass what was it? Thanks Bill
     
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    Feather Reed Grass

    In answer to my own question I now believe it to be Feather Reed Grass.
     
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  3. Ron B

    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    If you got to look it up, spell it pampas, as in the pampas (grasslands) of Argentina.
     
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    That's why I never order the Surf 'n Turf....

    (sorry, couldn't help myself)
     
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    i have to admit, although i never thought of it before, "pompous" is probably a more appropriate spelling for this plant.
     
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    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    It's coming up wild in disturbed areas around here, something that may have been made possible by comparative mildness of recent winters.
     
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    Oh!

    I got it! Thw spelling that I used usually preceeds the word "ass". LOL!!!
     
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