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- How your lawn can overcome droughts and water restrictions
- What are the exact amounts of NPK nutrients your lawn needs
- How to protect your lawn against weeds and insects, year round
- And much much more
Lawn Green Lawn Care - What Turf Grass is That?
Turf grasses are classified in 2 broad categories:
- Cool season turf grasses
- Warm season turf grasses
Cool season turf grasses (common and botanical names) include:
- Perennial Rye grass - Lolium perenne
- Creeping bentgrass - Agrostis palustris
- Tall fescue - Festuca arundinacea
- Kentucky bluegrass - Poa pratensis
- Couch - Cynodon dactylon
- Centipede grass - Eremochloa ophiuroides
- Kikuyu - Pennisetum clandestinum
- Buffalo - Stenotaphrum secundatum
- Zoysia - Zoysia japonica
- Durban - Dactyloctenium australe
- Seashore Paspalum - Paspalum vaginatum
- Queensland Blue Couch - Digitaria didactyla
When referring to particular plants (and animals) we may use common names or we may use scientific names.
Common names are names given by local people to refer to plants and animals. Common names may be totally different from one country to another, from one state to another, and even from one county to another.
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*Note - Lawn Green currently services Sydney properties from Berowra (in the north) to Engadine (in the south), and from Bondi (in the east) to Katoomba (in the west)
Common names for plants and animals vary according to the location or region in the world.
The scientific or Latin names for plants and animals are the same all round the world. These names are unique and are used the world over by scientists and horticulturalists.
Turf grasses have different common names depending on which country you are from. Buffalo turf (including Sir Walter buffalo) is called buffalo grass in Australia, however, the American equivalent is St. Augustine grass.
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