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weed or over grown grass?

8 years ago

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lawniac
8 years ago
Definitely a weed. Gee that almost looks like wheat. Did you use straw for something?
Pree S thanked lawniac
Pree S
Original Author
8 years ago
I don't know.. we just got this house. and are discovering new things each day...lol
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dchall_san_antonio
8 years ago
Which one are you concerned about? The fine bladed one (likely bermuda) or the coarse bladed one (might be crabgrass)? Oh, wait. I see the seed heads now. So the lawn is bermuda and the weed has the seed heads. That is not crabgrass.

Where do you live?

What kind of grass would you like to have?

Bermuda should be mowed twice a week this time of year and at your mower's lowest setting. Mowing like that will keep a lot of weeds out.
Pree S
Original Author
8 years ago
I live in salt lake ut . what kind of grass would work best for this place according to you. I don't know what kind of grass I like cause I just learnt last month that there are different types of grass.

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