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Ask Extension Database, NDSU Extension Service
... . It is easy to identify because of the white powdery fungal growth that covers the grass blades. Shady lawns, or turf areas on the north side of houses, are much more likely ... , avoid varieties that are vulnerable to the disease. Red fescue is the most shade tolerant grass available. The Nugget, Glade and other Kentucky bluegrass varieties reportedly have some shade tolerance. These ...
www.ext.nodak.edu

Ask Extension Database, NDSU Extension Service
... basal parts of the plants, especially in the spring, cause extensive thinning and kill the grass. This is the serious stage of the disease. Sometimes it also attacks the root system ... spring increases disease probabilities. Watering should be deep, thorough and no more frequently than needed. Grass blades should dry quickly. For those wishing to do so, fungicides can help protect the lawn ...
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Operating and Maintaining a Home Irrigation System
... up above the grass blades. These heads do not allow grass to be mowed at the 3-inch recommended height because high grass will block the ... more water due to less self-shading by short-mowed grass. Updating older systems or abandoning and replacing them may lead to ... water? Are any nozzles clogged? Are irrigation heads buried by surrounding grass or other plant growth? Twist to raise or if necessary ...
www.ext.colostate.edu

... diseases start out as water-soaked (dark green) spots on the grass blades. The spots later turn tan with purple to dark brown margins. ... leaf. Multiple spots on a leaf often cause death of the grass blade. Leaf infections may eventually progress down the blade and into ... roots, the entire plant may be killed, causing large areas of grass to thin. Infected areas are irregularly shaped, and range in size ...
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... again in the fall. Grass sheaths and roots are infected and eventually killed. The first symptoms, which are rarely observed, are reddish brown to straw colored grass blades. Usually, the disease is not detected until many plants are killed, forming small circular patches of dead, straw-colored grass. The center of the patch is often recolonized by healthy grass ...
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Floridata: A Gardener's Journal - November 2004
... for it - it was time to trim the monster pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana). The pampas grass had been pummeled by last summer's storms. The ... had both of them buzz cut into neat mounds and the sharp grass blades stacked in the compost pile and ready for a layer of ... I do not have to make any additional resolutions. With the pampas grass semi-under control, at least for the time being, I attacked the ...
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Botany
... practices promote ideal conditions for fungal diseases such as leaf spot. When water stays on grass blades for a long time, the probability of disease infection increases. Fungal diseases require moist conditions ... day will scald the lawn. Grass blades are not burned by midday watering. If a lawn shows a need for supplemental watering, go ahead and irrigate. Grass plants use more water during the ...
www.hcs.ohio-state.edu

Mulch: The Basis of Any Good Garden
... chips, shredded wood (redwood or cedar), saw dust, newspaper clippings, pine needles, leaf mold, grass clippings or partially decomposed compost are nourishing mulches. Nourishing mulch encourages proliferation of soil ... under the mower deck and chop the grass blades into finer pieces. If you want to use the clipping for mulching other plants, dry the grass clippings before using them as mulch. ...
www.ncnhdistrict.org

Anthoxanthum odorata Vanilla Grass
... Vanilla Grass Vanilla Grass is a small yet aggressive perennial grass that is best grown in a container (like one of our Terra Roma Pots and not allowed to flower. The blades of Vanilla Grass contain the vanilla scent coumarin also found in Sweet Woodruff. The scent and flavor are released when the green blades are dried. Vanilla Grass is especially appealing ...
www.mountainvalleygrowers.com

Cymbopogan citratus Lemon Grass
... grass plants, be sure to wear long sleeves. The blades are extremely sharp and can slice you to ribbons. If you don't use your Lemon Grass ... and in our Zone 9 Tea Herb Garden. LEMON GRASS (Cymbopogon citratus): “Take thou also unto thee principal spices, ... Flower Color: None Characteristics: Full Sun, Herbaceous, Clumping Grass Uses: Culinary Lemon Grass $3.95 per 3 inch pot Quantity Internet Specials ...
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