Grasses ID for beginners’
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Join Daniel Brown (Barney), Ecology and Conservation Officer at The Donkey Sanctuary to learn the basics of grass ID and the ecological importance of grasslands. In this video, Barney takes us on a tour of the parish to learn more about the variety of grassland habitats we have, as well as how to tell between species rich and poor areas. This video is an excellent introduction to grass ID and will allow you to start to ID species in your own lawn if you have let it grow long as part of Plant Life's No Mow May campaign. See our previous pop up meadow video for more details.
N.B. Views are my own and not those of the Donkey Sanctuary.
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Great stuff thanks!
Love this! Thanks!
thanks that is really useful. More please!!!!
Excellent video, really informative.
A superb video, very interesting indeed. Very many thanks.
Hey Barney, really good video. I'm just starting out learning grasses and I really enjoyed this :-)
Thank you, that was very informative
Great intro.
Hi Barney, can you please recommend a good book with both vegetative keys and keys on how to recognise them by flowers too?
what i would find really helpful (anyone?) would be a (20 min+) video of ALL the various types of grasses. best
of all would be a spilt screen, divided into four sub squares showing the following in each of the four quarters:
1: the (pre-flowering) foliage 2: plant with infloresence 3:close up of spikelets 4: the plant as it looks in winter
and finally, full screen video footage of how the mature plant moves/sounds in a breeze (for grass gardeners).
yes it would be a labour of love and take a long time to do, but what a challenge. doing split screen with photographs would be the easy part...but collecting footage of All the grasses and how they move and sound when moved by wind or breeze, now that would take some doing !
I think cat's like rye grass to help with their digestion.