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Ornamental Grass
kdstewart_gw

identifying a grass

kdstewart
17 years ago

My family home growing up had a low-growing(1-2") bumpy kind of grass and I have been try ing to figure out what it is. I have a picture of it. Is there any way to post a photo her?

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