
Wavy Hairgrass
Avenella flexuosa
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Wavy Hairgrass is a fine, tuft-forming grass of light forests, heaths and clearings. It makes loose, round clumps with thread‑thin leaves and an airy, floating flower spray in early summer. It is widespread and common in cool regions and on poor soils.
Did you know?
- In winter it is important food for reindeer in northern areas.
- It thrives on acidic, low‑nutrient ground and often increases where nitrogen falls from the air.
About the species
Identification
A loose, mounded grass, 30–70 cm tall. Stems upright, very slender and smooth. Leaves are much shorter than the stems, soft and extremely narrow like green threads, often lying close to the ground. The flowering head is a delicate, open spray 3–10 cm long with long, hair‑thin branches that are clearly kinked or zigzag. Tiny flower clusters are yellowish with a purplish tint. Key signs are the thread‑like leaves and the light, floating spray with kinked branches, which separate it from other tufted grasses. Flowers in Finland in June–July.
Plant group
Grasses, sedges and rushes
Habitat
heath forest
Flowering
Jun–Jul
About the habitat
Open, sunny spots in fresh to rather dry conifer woods, heaths and rocky places, as well as clearings, paths and road verges. Prefers acidic, nutrient‑poor soils; in shade it may not flower. Common throughout the country.
Sources
Photo: Botaurus, Public domain https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Deschampsia-flexuosa-01.jpg
Text: Pinkka: Yläkoulun Pinkka - Kuiva kangasmetsä, CC BY 4.0 https://laji.fi/taxon/MX.40567
Text: Pinkka: BIO-503 Suomen kasvisto ja kasvillisuus - Metsät: tuoreet kankaat, CC BY 4.0 https://laji.fi/taxon/MX.40567
Text: Pinkka: BIO-503 Suomen kasvisto ja kasvillisuus - Tunturit: tunturikoivikot, CC BY 4.0 https://laji.fi/taxon/MX.40567
Text: Pinkka: IPS-177 Fennoscandian flora - Acer-Butomus, CC BY 4.0 https://laji.fi/taxon/MX.40567
Text: Wikipedia (Finnish), CC BY-SA 4.0 https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mets%C3%A4lauha