Every time we go by we wonder at it. It can't be dry grass - that wouldn't be so entirely yellow as it is. A new kind of grass? We've never seen this before. It was hard to photograph it accurately.
A cover crop, maybe?
Friday, April 29, 2016
fields of gold
The grass in a large field on the main road in town is bright yellow.
Every time we go by we wonder at it. It can't be dry grass - that wouldn't be so entirely yellow as it is. A new kind of grass? We've never seen this before. It was hard to photograph it accurately.
A cover crop, maybe?
Every time we go by we wonder at it. It can't be dry grass - that wouldn't be so entirely yellow as it is. A new kind of grass? We've never seen this before. It was hard to photograph it accurately.
A cover crop, maybe?
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This is such a bright colour! It could be a cover crop or it could be a crop that's been sprayed to kill it off for one reason or another. Very strange! The view of fields looks just like here!
ReplyDeleteWhat a compliment, Clare! But I guess that's why they named it New England! I imagine it isn't yellow from any spraying: I hope there would be an uproar if it was. But it's never looked like that before.
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