new-mown
Just cut down
New-mown describes grass or hay that has just been cut.
The word evokes the distinctive fresh smell of a recently mowed lawn or harvested field: the sweet scent of new-mown hay.
Literary and somewhat old-fashioned, it appears most often in pastoral or nostalgic contexts.
Gathering mature crops
- balerBundle-making farm machine
- meadowGrassy field for grazing
- swathWide strip or area
- tractorAgricultural pulling vehicle
hayfield · pasture · forage · alfalfa · timothy · clover · fescue · barn
Narrow-leaved ground cover
- clippingsPieces cut off
- greenColor of vegetation
- turfGrass-covered earth surface
- yardLinear measure or grounds
stripes · garden · suburban · lawncare · trimming · edging · mulching · sprinkler
harvest
Gathering mature crops
tractor · hayfield · pasture · forage · alfalfa · timothy · clover · fescue · barn · bale
grass
Narrow-leaved ground cover
yard · stripes · garden · suburban · lawncare · trimming · edging · mulching · sprinkler · groundskeeper
fragrance
Pleasing olfactory quality
- aromaPleasant distinctive smell
- grassinessAbundance of turf
- herbalRelating to medicinal plants
earthy · greenery · verdure · chlorophyll · sweetness · freshness · meadowy · pastoral · vegetal · botanical
dewy
Covered in condensation
verdant · lush · vibrant · springtime · morning · pure · unspoiled · green · bright