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Melica Altissima Red Spire Ornamental Grass Seed
In early summer, Melica grass bears satiny spires of red spikelets. The attractive spikelets are useful in arrangements either fresh or dried. The first year of ... www.outsidepride.com
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spire-grass, n. meanings, etymology and more
The earliest known use of the noun spire-grass is in the early 1600s. OED's earliest evidence for spire-grass is from 1626, in the writing ... www.oed.com
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Red Spire Melic Grass - Beechwood Gardens
Red Spire Melic Grass features bold spikes of burgundy flowers rising above the foliage from mid summer to mid fall. Its grassy leaves are green in color. plants.beechwood-gardens.com
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spire-grass
spire-grass [spire n.1 Cf. spear-grass.] † a. = spear-grass 1, spearwort 3. Obs. b. One or other of various reeds or sedges. Cf. spear-grass 2. Now dial.1626 Bacon Sylva §565 Where Alleyes are close Gravelled, the Earth putteth forth, the first yeare, Knot-grasse and after Spire-grasse. 1629 Drayner... Oxford English Dictionary
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Red Spire Melic Grass: A Comprehensive Overview - Greg
Red Spire Melic Grass reaches full maturity in approximately 2-3 years. With a moderate growth rate, established plants can grow between 2-3 ... greg.app
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20 RED Spire MELIC GRASS Purple Melica Transsilvanica Flower ...
Red Spire Melic Grass is very ornamental, with long green grass-like leaves turn red to purple in fall. They are both both deer resistant & very tolerant of ... seedvilleusa.com
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Spire
related to the Old English word spir, meaning a sprout, shoot, or stalk of grass. spire in 1548. wikipedia.org
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Spire Lawn - Luxury Resort in Phoenix - Arizona Biltmore
Spire Lawn has a capacity of 1,000 for reception and 700 for banquet, with 14,000 sq ft, artificial turf, and a vibrant outdoor setting with palm trees. www.arizonabiltmore.com
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Outsidepride Melica Altissima Red Spire Grass Seeds - 1000 Pcs ...
A vibrant perennial grass that grows up to 40 inches tall, featuring elegant purplish-brown spikelets. This deer proof grass thrives in USDA Zones 4-8. www.amazon.com
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Melica transsilvanica 'Red Spire' - NVK Nurseries
This grass has medium-green blades turning purplish in fall, reddish-purple flowers, grows 100-125cm tall, 40-50cm wide, and grows best in full sun or light ... www.nvknurseries.com
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Ornamental Grass Seed - Melica Transsilvanica Red Spire Seeds
25 seeds per package. Deep red plumes, bronze foliage, tolerates poor soil, 40-50 stems per plant, blooms first year, for landscape or cut/dried. www.paseseeds.com
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Chicago Spire
Carley of the Fordham Company proposed the Fordham Spire in July 2005. The building has been described as a giant "drill bit" by the public and others in the media have likened it to a "tall twisting tree" and a "blade of grass wikipedia.org
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spire
▪ I. spire, n.1 (spaɪə(r)) Forms: 1, 4–5 spir, 3– spire, 4, 6–7 spier (7 spiere), 5–6 spyre. [OE. sp{iacu}r, = WFris. spier, NFris. spîr, MDu. and Du. spier, MLG. spîr, spyer, spyr, MHG. spîr (G. spier, spiere), Da. spire, MSw. and Sw. spira, sprout, shoot, sprig, etc. Cf. spear n.2] 1. a. A stalk o... Oxford English Dictionary
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Vertigo substriata
"Under stones, among dead and decaying leaves and at the roots of grass in woods and moist places." Spire is short, very abrupt and bluntly pointed. Suture is remarkably deep. wikipedia.org
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Succinea caduca
This shell has about two and a half whorls with a prominent spire, and is "horn color". Habitat Succinea caduca tend to be found under overhangs, in cracks in vertical lava rock, in leaf litter, and in dense grass. wikipedia.org
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