deergrass
Britishnoun
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Tall pale-green stands of deergrass grow like sentries on either side of the porch, which is laced with nonnative pink jasmine, one of the first plants they added before they settled on their palette of native plants.
From Los Angeles Times
Tall pale-green stands of deergrass grow like sentries on either side of the porch, which is laced with non-native pink jasmine, one of the first plants they added before they settled on their palette of native plants.
From Los Angeles Times
A variety of sages — white, hummingbird and Cleveland — add height while deergrass and Silver Carpet add softness.
From Los Angeles Times
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