P Post Oak Well-known member Joined Dec 12, 2012 Messages 371 City & State/Province South Carolina Apr 10, 2016 #1 What type of grass is this?
OP OP P Post Oak Well-known member Joined Dec 12, 2012 Messages 371 City & State/Province South Carolina Apr 10, 2016 #2 This is another photo. I have been told many different grasses , but most people say rescuegrass or brome.
This is another photo. I have been told many different grasses , but most people say rescuegrass or brome.
dun Well-known member Joined Dec 28, 2003 Messages 47,334 City & State/Province MO Ozarks Apr 10, 2016 #3 Looks like brome to me. If you look at the leaf just above where it sends out the seed stalk you will see kind of a W. If you do it's brome
Looks like brome to me. If you look at the leaf just above where it sends out the seed stalk you will see kind of a W. If you do it's brome
OP OP P Post Oak Well-known member Joined Dec 12, 2012 Messages 371 City & State/Province South Carolina Apr 10, 2016 #4 That stuff is pretty prolific in one pasture that I turned the cows in on today. They tore that grass up.
That stuff is pretty prolific in one pasture that I turned the cows in on today. They tore that grass up.
E Ebenezer Well-known member Joined Nov 25, 2015 Messages 3,272 City & State/Province Piedmont of SC Apr 11, 2016 #5 Native is called cheat and improved is called brome. Good stuff to fill in gaps of fescue pastures. Let it have a chance to seed out to keep it around and spreading.
Native is called cheat and improved is called brome. Good stuff to fill in gaps of fescue pastures. Let it have a chance to seed out to keep it around and spreading.