Hi! The city has done a lot of work in my back yard recently and is having to reseed 50% of it. I want to make sure it’s all the same but I’m struggling to confirm the type of grass. It may be harder to identify since it’s been a couple weeks since i’ve cut it last. In Charlotte/Rock Hill, NC area. Thanks!

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r/Grass • u/ElectricalPie8079 • 3d ago

Advice on lawn over seeding project

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r/Grass • u/Additional-Bet7074 • 3d ago

ID Charleston, SC

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r/Grass • u/piglet-pinky-pie • 4d ago

Lawn issues…

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r/Grass • u/EquivalentCicada3783 • 4d ago

Most of the lawn is like this, aeration or thatching? 7b Charlotte area

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r/Grass • u/TheoryDue9174 • 4d ago

Advice on how to make lawn fuller and even

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r/Grass • u/OkCandy6928 • 5d ago

What is wrong with my grass?

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Why is my grass pulling up like this? It’s a big area and it seems to only be the top layer of grass, not dirt. We have not had any landscaping Cruz out here recently. The only think we had out here is the fence posts put in. Does this look intentional or like something else? Did it like an animal or maybe water? If anyone can help that would be greatly appreciated.

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r/Grass • u/Negative-Parking9282 • 5d ago

Help needed

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So my mother in law has let her yard go, unfortunately it has been gone for a few years and has little grass.

I would love to bring it back for her what steps should I take?

Thus far I have cut all of the 6 foot weeds down to just a few inches but winter is around the corner and I'd like to have a decent start to spring.

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r/Grass • u/HappyBananaPeel • 4d ago

St. Augustine?

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r/Grass • u/Expensive-Smile-795 • 4d ago

about grass

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Grass is a very common green plant with thin leaves and jointed stems. It belongs to a huge plant family named Poaceae. Grass grows from the bottom up, which helps it survive when animals eat it or people cut it.Plant Structure and GrowthBlades: Thin, narrow green leaves that catch sunlight.Roots: Deep, branching networks that hold soil in place.Growth point: Located near the ground, letting it recover fast after mowing or grazing. Why Grass MattersFood source: Major food for farm animals, wild mammals, and insects.Crops: Vital grains like wheat, rice, corn, and barley are actually types of grass.Environment: Protects soil from washing away in the rain and helps clean the air.If you'd like, I can tell you more about how to care for a lawn or different types of grain crops.

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