Bull rush Post author:fitravel Post published:03/06/2012 Post category:Uncategorized Reading time:1 mins read Bull rush along the Maitland River at Sleepy Hollow outside Port Elizabeth Tags: plants, river/stream Read more articles Previous PostWeaving Mohair blankets – Mohair series 7 of 7 Next PostReflection You Might Also Like Mosaic lighthouse art 23/12/2010 Ode to the white rhino 11/09/2012 Penguin photography, blogger style 20/02/2014 This Post Has One Comment Gaelyn 03/06/2012 The bull rush, or as we call them cat tails, are so wonderful to see along waterways. The young roots are edible and some natives used to dry and grind the heads into flour. Comments are closed.
Gaelyn 03/06/2012 The bull rush, or as we call them cat tails, are so wonderful to see along waterways. The young roots are edible and some natives used to dry and grind the heads into flour.
The bull rush, or as we call them cat tails, are so wonderful to see along waterways. The young roots are edible and some natives used to dry and grind the heads into flour.