Hare's Tail Grass Lagurus ovatus

Lagurus ovatus commonly called Hare’s-tail grass or bunny tail grass, an is annual grass of the family Poaceae, native to shores of the Mediterranean region. Hare’s-tail grass is cultivated as an ornamental and is commonly used in dried bouquets. The plant has naturalized in parts of Australia and the United Kingdom and is considered an invasive species in some places outside its native range. 

Hare’s-tail grass is clump-forming and reaches about 1–2 feet tall. The plant is gray-green in color and features soft narrow linear leaves. The whitish spike-like oval flower clusters are soft with hairy awns (bristles) and are long-lasting.