A question about flowers found on "long grass" prompts the expert to clarify terminology. In the U.S., "pampas grass" (Cortaderia selloana) is a tall grass with white or pink plumes. Many other wild and decorative tall grasses exist. The expert suggests searching online for a more comprehensive list, as the term "long grass" might be a regional name in the British Isles.
The answer is brief but points the user toward identifying the specific grass first, then researching its associated flowers.
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