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Eliza Waters 
Love the peaceful evocation…
Thank you, Cindy. ❤
So feathery and delicate. It begs to be touched.
Ha, you think like me! I can’t resist running my hand over these, too. 🙂 Thanks, Sandy!
Welcome, Eliza!
Freedom 🙂
The world stops when I gaze upon this scene, esp. if there is a gentle breeze. 🙂
It’s beautiful 💚
Thank you!
Very peaceful.
That it is… thanks, Maria. ❤
Grasses are underrrated beauties.
Very true! Thanks, Anne.
Gentle movement
Yes, the breeze was playing lightly, I stood transfixed, enjoying the moment. Sublime!
I can just hear those grasses rustling gently in the wind:)
They truly do mesmerize. That sound and the play of light on the heads is what captured my attention here. Glad you could share the moment with me. 🙂
Your lovely image has transported me to a sunlit field, the long grass swaying gently in the breeze and I am welcomed by the warm smell of summer. I may stay here for some time…
A fine thought, indeed. Thanks, Anita.
The best things in life are free and tall grass waving in the breeze if so calming and peaceful 🙂
So true. This patch has grown quite large and for now, I’m loving it. 🙂 Thanks, Vicki.
A wonderfully serene image, Eliza 🙂
Thank you, Pete!
As one of my blogging friends reminded me, green is a color, too. Lovely!
Thank you, Laurie! And it happens to be my favorite color. 🙂
One of mine, too.
Serenity.
Yes, a fine thing… 🙂
That picture sums up how I feel about June. All the airy green growth, a nice breeze, warm….. ahhhh 🙂
🙂 Thanks, Frank. Those were the conditions exactly when I took that shot on my evening stroll around the garden.
Seeds for the future.
Indeed. 🙂
Just lovely in all ways
🙂 Thank you!
Pretty as any flower!
Thank you, Kris!
Peaceful and fresh all at once 🙂
Thank you, Adele!
I can almost hear the tiniest of rustles as a soft breeze gently arrives. 🙂
Thank you, I love these just for that reason!
Lovely to see you showcasing grasses that are sometimes underrated.
Thank you, Carol. Grasses are pretty popular here. These just showed up on their own and I’ve been letting them increase – I love them!
It’s great when such plants show up and we can leave them to flourish.
Yes! There’s something so soothing about tall grasses. Beautiful Eliza. 💕
Thank you, Julie!
We take grasses for granted but there is a lot in them to enjoy. These are so pleasing to be around and the sound of a breeze passing through them is delightful.
The simplicity of grasses is really nice.
Thank you, Maria. 🙂