Bromus tectorum

Most pulled in July, but found one plant. Dry and seeds attached. Note to look for growth next spring. Need to edit location.

Most pulled in July, but found one plant. Dry and seeds attached. Note to look for growth next spring. Need to edit location.

In openings between rabbit rush shrubs

Might be wrong subspecies. I have no idea.

Invasive Bromus spp

I saw one dense patch of this invasive grass along the Blue Trail at the park. It is much less common than a few other non-native bromes in the area (e.g., B. catharticus and B. japonicus). The long, long-awned spikelets are distinctive, especially en masse as in the first photo.

I saw one dense patch of this invasive grass along the Blue Trail at the park. It is much less common than a few other non-native bromes in the area (e.g., B. catharticus and B. japonicus). The long, long-awned spikelets are distinctive, especially en masse as in the first photo.

I saw one dense patch of this invasive grass along the Blue Trail at the park. It is much less common than a few other non-native bromes in the area (e.g., B. catharticus and B. japonicus). The long, long-awned spikelets are distinctive, especially en masse as in the first photo.