3 Types Of Grass You Need For Your Garden
No green corner is complete without a lush lawn
When it comes to gardening, you probably don't think about grass on a day-to-day to basis, in fact, it might be way down below your list of gardening priorities. In reality, however, it is more than just bedding for your plants. After all, a muddy base takes away from the beauty of flowering shrubs and tall trees. To help you decide which one suits your garden best, here are some types to choose from:
Carabao Grass
This type of grass is coarse, with pale green leaves that are narrow, flat and thin. This is widely used because, unlike the other two types, it survives in semi-shaded areas. The downside is that it grows rapidly and needs frequent mowing, especially during the rainy season.
Bermuda Grass
This makes for good garden material because of its carpet-like quality. It is also used to control soil erosion in steep, sloping terrain. The bright green leaves are slender, creeping, and can grow up to two to three centimeters.
Bluegrass
It is also known as Korean carpet grass. It is compact, has shallow roots, and makes for fine cover. Its pointy leaves are finer and denser than bermuda. Bluegrass can thrive in areas fully exposed to sunlight.
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Cedarhills Garden Center
- 57 Mother Ignacia street, Quezon City
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Angel’s Blooms Garden
- Katipunan Avenue, Quezon City
- 439-3661
Bulacan Garden Corporation
- Katipunan Road, White Plains Village, Quezon City
- 911-4318
This snippet originally appeared in the November-December 2003 issue of Real Living Magazine. Download your digital copy of Real Living on the Real Living App. Log on to summitnewsstand.com.ph/real-living for more details.
