Sentence examples for mountain grass from inspiring English sources

DUKE ISLAND PARK Free Summer Concert Series: Cherryholmes Family Band with Chester Johnson and the Foggy Mountain Grass.

Creamy beaufort d'été (summer beaufort) must be made from unpasteurised alpine milk produced between June and October, when the cows graze on the rich mountain grass and flowers.

His account is remarkable for its tender observation of nature: a trip to watch badger cubs playing in the "hot yawns of full summer" is scored by "the curly whispering of the stream," and when the snow begins in winter the mountain grass is "like green fur on the back of a white beast".

The longest trail winds for several miles along the island's uppermost ridge, passing the highest peak, Pico da Esperança, nearly 3,400 feet above sea level, at the top of which you will find a small lake nestled in a meadow of mountain grass and flowers.

The combination of physical conditions and centuries of human activity in Wales has brought about a predominance of grasslands, varying from mountain grasses and heather to lowland pastures of bent grass (Agrostis) and ryegrass.

And although the factory's boss says collecting the run-off from the glacier has no environmental impact, the water would have flowed into a wetland in the valley where yak herds graze the mountain grasses.

The mountain grasses and low-lying bushes exposed.

The region has a wide variety of habitats which support Mediterranean tree species, such as Quercus ilex and Olea europae, subalpine species such as Pinus and Picea, as well as alpine species and mountain grasses.

Mountain Brome grass seed (Granite Seed Company, Lehi, UT) was grown for ~ 12 weeks.

All those people and buildings I painted pictures of, it was just not mountains, not grass.

Herein we compare and synthesize information from three such mountain ecosystems Southern Appalachian grass balds, East Carpathian poloninas, and Oregon Coast Range grass balds and propose a new unified hypothesis for their origins and persistence involving climate and herbivory.