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Grass ID

10 years ago

If anyone out there knows what type of grass is this? It seems to be more powerful than the weeds (my lawn is mostly weeds) and it's quite the vigorous grower. It can almost be mowed twice in some weeks. It stayed green even with all the wind, snow and cold we've had this winter. If I should post some where else please don't hesitate to let me know.

Thanks,
Vanessa

Comments (6)

Vanessa 8a
Original Author
10 years ago
Another pic.
dchall_san_antonio
10 years ago
If you can see flowers or seed heads, take a picture of those. And if you can take the pictures on a cloudy day or in the shade they are easier to interpret.
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Vanessa 8a
Original Author
10 years ago
No flowers at all and I couldn't see seeds to take pictures of. Hopefully this will help.
Vanessa 8a
Original Author
10 years ago
Tried blocking the sun and pushing the zoom out a bit.
joneboy
10 years ago
Tall fescue
Vanessa 8a
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you very much!

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