#KeepingUpWithThePoaceae

Purple Moor Grass, Molinia coerulea, on Hayes Common, LB Bromley. #KeepingUpWithThePoaceae

Green Bristle-grass, Setaria viridis, on a field edge near Croydon, seen on my walk today. #KeepingUpWithThePoaceae

Tufted Hair-grass, Deschampsia cespitosa, in Threehalfpenny Wood. #KeepingUpWithThePoaceae

False Brome, Brachypodium sylvaticum, seen on a woodland edge on my walk today. #KeepingUpWithThePoaceae

Giant Fescue, Schedonorous giganteus, seen on a roadside verge on my walk today. #KeepingUpWithThePoaceae

Cockspur, Echinochloa crus-galli, on a road kerb near my house. An introduced species, known in Britain since the 17th century. (Fun fact - it doesn't have any ligules.) #KeepingUpWithThePoaceae

Creeping Soft-grass, Holcus mollis, with its hairy knees, I mean nodes, on a golf course in Croydon. Makes a change from hairy bums I suppose. #KeepingUpWithThePoaceae

Reed Sweet-grass, Glyceria maxima, at my local pond. #KeepingUpWithThePoaceae

Timothy's little brother, Smaller Catstail (Phleum bertolonii) with its batman double-awned glumes, on Shirley Heath. #KeepingUpWithThePoaceae