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Low Growing Grass?
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Source：Internet Author：Unknow Pubdate：2008-10-29
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cfj104 (Civil/Environme)
30 Jul 08 12:03
Does anyone have any experience or know of a type of vegetation that grows no taller then 2' and will not require mowing? I have a site that I am developing and the neighbors are being permitted to have a say in the final site design and they have requested a low-growing grass (less then 2'). The problem is that this will not be a site where people will be at on a daily basis and maintenance is not something the property owner wants to deal with. This site is located in SE Pennsylvania.
civilperson (Structural)
31 Jul 08 14:14
Clover.
RWF7437 (Civil/Environme)
31 Jul 08 16:30
Rocks and Roundup
tsgrue (Civil/Environme)
2 Aug 08 15:10
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Try searching through these resources...
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
http://www.wildflower.org
Jimmy Carter Plant Materials Center
http://plant-materials.nrcs.usda.gov/GAPMC/
US Department of Agriculture PLANTS Database
http://plants.usda.gov
Pennsylvania Coopoerative Extension Service
http://www.extension.psu.edu
Pennsylvania State Turfgrass Management
http://turfgrassmanagement.psu.edu
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management, landscape design, ecosystem
rehabilitation, mathematical simulation
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DrGrass (Civil/Environme)
30 Sep 08 23:08
You may look into some of the newer cultivars of "Low mow bluegrass" golf courses are putting these grasses in the fairways and cutting them around 0.350". I have used a type called "Nu Destiny" in some grassed areas just to see what it would be like at 2 to 3inches and didn't really have to mow it this year. The seed manufacture is Jacklyn Seed. One thing to keep in mind is my area was in a drought and these grasses are slow to establish compared to rye, bent, etc.
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