Decades ago we bought 3 or 6 or 9 Australian grasses, knowing in future we should plant more plants demanding less water. But not knowing where to put them, they were left in plastic pots; while some tolerated us and even multiplied, many died after years of "just" surviving. I finally put them in the ground maybe 3 years ago where they'd get a lot of sun and some water, and other than being dug up by blackbirds, (I just reburied two this morning, and piled up soil around half a dozen,) I think it's safe to say they've thrived.
It was the first time we noticed a few flowering, and, oh, what delicate, pretty flowers they are! Such a precious surprise. (Thanks for the pic, Ben.)
They are tiny. At first Ben wasn't sure what I was point at.
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