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Annual Bluegrass

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cool-season grassy weed found worldwide, known for germinating in the fall and dying in the warm spring

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Kentucky Bluegrass

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Cold-season perennial turfgrass knows for being dense and recovering from damage due to having rhizomes. Canoe tip with flat leaves and slightly pronounced midrib

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Creeping bentgrass

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Cool season, Fine textured with stolons that grow fast. Pointed tip long ligule

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Annual Ryegrass

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Fast growing, cool season grass can be used as turf. Grows in clumps, dark top shiny bottom on the leaves. Sead heads have hair

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Perennial Ryegrass

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Cool season, fast rooting, foot traffic tolerant. Darker green and no hairs on seed heads. Shiny underside of leaves

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Fine Fescue

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Finest texture of the cool season grasses. Shade tolerant and decently drought tolerant

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Tall fescue

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Cool season grass, grows in bunches. Most heat and drought tolerant of the cool season grasses. Super prominent veins, darkish color

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Bahiagrass

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Perennial warm season grass known for low maintenance, spreads through rhizomes and stolons. Purple coloration on much of the plant, course leaves

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Common Bermuda

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Perennial warm season, dense and rapidly spreading via stolons and rhizomes, durable and drought resistant, not desirable by many. Thin blades long and spread out.

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Hybrid bermuda

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Finer than common bermuda. Very common turfgrass in south used for many aplications. Spreads via stolons and rhizomes. Many varieties for different uses