Rhizomatous grass. Grows on a variety of soils and is moderately alkali tolerant. It prefers clay or clay loam soils. Stems and leaves are usually blue-green. The leaves are flat when green and rolled ...

Although many people want rich, green grass, achieving this isn't always ... Though related to the common peanut plant (Arachis hypogaea), this rhizomatous plant doesn't grow edible peanuts ...

As a monostand, it has fairly high maintenance requirements in order to retain a high level of turfgrass quality. Being a rhizomatous grass, it has a tendency to develop an excessive thatch layer and ...

It can also invade prairie ecosystems. Johnsongrass is a robust rhizomatous grass that typically grows 4 to 8 feet tall. Its leaf blades are about 1 inch wide and can be several feet long. The leaves ...

rhizomatous stock illustrations Varieties of root system. Black silhouette of taproot and... Varieties of root system. Black silhouette of taproot and fibrous rhizome. Parts of grass with educational ...

and is best grown in a soils with a pH between 5.8 and 8.2. This grass is a long-lived, cool-season perennial. Although it is difficult to establish because of slow emergence, once established it is ...

Tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea Schreb.)is a deep-rooted, persistent, rhizomatous sod. It is an aggressive grass that will eventually dominate pastures and surrounding areas if not initially seeded ...

Increasingly, many estuaries and saline wetlands are being invaded by the insidious Spartina, or cord grass. Spartina is a perennial rhizomatous grass (meaning that it has a horizontal, underground ...