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kassy_51 wrote: I'll pot him up as soon as he stops blooming, and I do have the seeds that are on 2 of the blades bagged waiting for them to fall off. I think that bag will give him a little hint that it is there for a reason, just like the bags that are over the seeds on his Grape Hyacinth's (now that I know what they are). And I may have to have him put a cage over it if he lets his chickens out again. They really love the wild rose bush blossoms. I don't know what they would do with this grass.
And actually, he does like flower and was glad to hear about it. He had some of the same flowers that I have, so mine have moved there to join his :) And he had some I had never seen, and I told him what his current bush was.....LOL He only lived there for over 20 years and had no idea what that bush was that had red berries. It was rather funny when we walked past it and he said "I don't know what that bush is", and I said "current".
He did introduce me to mulberries. I had never had them before I met him. Yummm
And here is one of my favorite flowers that he introduced me to.
A pink peony poppy :)
