full head of seeds most of the stem is dead so it looks like the seeds are on tip of stalk
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janbay
distinguished helper
find the poodle
20 Jul '07 3:23 pm my little boy toy was peeping thru the grass when i took this pic of the native grass
shokami
contributor
oregon, usa
maybe?
24 Oct '07 5:42 pm hi...
i'm just giving this a stab. the first pic looks like it might be juncus, a reed type grass? we have something very similar at my nursery and the third pic might be a cast iron plant? just taking a chance. good luck!
youareonline
valued member
27 Aug '08 6:55 pm Aloe is a perennial evergreen plants, so do not wither in the year, the average family, yard, indoor can be simple to complex plant cultivation.
Faith S
Perpetually learning gardener
Alabama, USA
Unknown Plants
14 Oct '08 2:47 am Hello Helga and welcome to Moosey's Forum. I followed the link to view the photos of your unknown plants. I feel fairly confident that number 4 is an Aralia of some sort. They are a houseplant that grows 3 to 4 feet (sorry, I don't know how that translates to meters), require bright light, warm temperatures and extra humidity. No. 2 looks like a Dracaena, which is fairly easy to grow as a houseplant with average light and humidity. The photos 2 and 1 are definitely of a rush (Juncus family), but I don't know which of the over 300 species it might be. The only ones I found descriptions of said they all had brown flowers, where yours appear white. My book only listed three of the 300 species, so maybe you could find more on the internet.
Good luck with your search.
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