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What is the name of this one?
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Waltron
Chumono
thats crab grass bro.
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I don't think so. The leaf is very hard and green strong
DrBonsai
Mame
Mondo grass, or Ophiopogon japonicas ?
AlainK
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I don't think it's Ophiopogon, maybe some kind of Festuca: there are many cultivated species.
It's a very common plant under its different forms (green, blue, small, large,...) and "Fescues are common on golf courses in the US and UK". I have some in my garden, and maybe you live near a golf course
It's a very common plant under its different forms (green, blue, small, large,...) and "Fescues are common on golf courses in the US and UK". I have some in my garden, and maybe you live near a golf course
CasAH
Chumono
I do not know where you are located, but if you pull out one of the clumps of leaves it should be triangular. Roll it in you fingers and if it does not roll smoothly it is a sedge. Sedges have edges. They have three ranked leaves and a triangular base. Grass leaves are two ranked and have round stems, which roll easily in your fingers.
If it has edges, it is in the Carex or Scorpius families of sedges.
After that you are on your own to ID. You need to look at the flowering steuctures or seeds to get a spieces ID.
If it has edges, it is in the Carex or Scorpius families of sedges.
After that you are on your own to ID. You need to look at the flowering steuctures or seeds to get a spieces ID.
Vin
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Liriope
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
Carex is a good guess too...
Stan Kengai
Omono
Nutsedge. Grows here as a noxious weed.
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Marty!
Sorce
Sorce
CamdenJim
Shohin
If it turns out to be a sedge, wait for it to bloom. Star sedge is a nice accent plant in flower beds, and would probably make a mice accent plant for larger bonsai.
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Indeed it is. It's a Scirpus sp. - a bulrush of unknown species (Cyperaceae)
Dorky_gearhead
Shohin
Elephant grass
M. Frary
Bonsai Godzilla
Foemina grass.
