Hare’s tail grass is an annual plant that forms clumps and can grow up to 20 inches tall and 12 inches wide. It features long, slender blades of grass that sprout small green flowerheads on spindly stalks during summer. As the flowers mature, they turn into white-and-beige fuzzy cones resembling rabbit tails protruding from the grass.
Commonly known as the “Hare’s Tail Grass”, Lagurus ovatus is a plant species that originated from the Mediterranean region. The flowering season of this plant occurs in the summer months.