What can I plant to have a "furry" no mow lawn?
I have a small space for a lawn, currently being occupied by weeds, would like to replace with something green, no mow. I would like something different, I thought I saw a magazine article about some people used a korean grass, looks kind of hairy, wavy, furry, required no mowing. Any ideas? I am in southern california.
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Buffalo grass can take some walking on. I've seen it thrive in Los Angeles, and I've seen it die horribly, too, so it's likely more particular than most people seem to be willing to say.
If you don't walk on it much, you can also use chamomile or dichondra. The finely cut shape of the leaves of the chamomile will look furry. Dichondra is not much furry, but it will grow in shade.
If you aren't walking on it at all, then use freeway daisy or gazania; both have dense leaves and are drought resistant, and as ...(Answered by aseachangea) |
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What is the name of this cactus?
the cactus im thinking of looks like an average cactus, its small but it looks hairy and the "hairs" are white. *its not really hair, but thats what it looks like*. I hope thats enough info.
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Old man cactus
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Plantae
Division: Magnoliophyta
Class: Magnoliopsida
Order: Caryophyllales
Family: Cactaceae
Genus: Cephalocereus
Species: C. senilis
Binomial name
Cephalocereus senilis
Pfeiff.
The Old Man Cactus (Cephalocereus senilis) is a tall cactus native to Mexico. It is threatened in the wild, but widespread propagation and popularity in cultivation have reduced the demand on wild populations.
The Old Man cactus is somewhat hardy, and can bloom red, yellow, or white, though it may not flower until 10-20 years of age. In the wild, this species may reach up to 50 feet in height, forming tall, generally unbranched poles (unlike the saguaro, which branches frequently). They do, however, ...(Answered by ♥Ennael♥) |
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Why did my amigos die?
I had 3 cactus plants on my shelf - I called them the 3 amigos, one was tall and hairy, the other short and spiky and a 3rd was kinda between the 2.
Anyway common factors are 3 cactus plants, watered the same, same location and yet 2 died? Why oh why?????
Girlfriend got me a new one, I call it the Godfather, one big with 5 lil goodfellas around its base........any tips?
Apart from get out more, and nope I dont wanna try shoving them up anywhere, that kinda hurts ;)
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What a sweet girlfriend!!! BTW-very creative with the names-LOVE 'em!!!
Care of Your Cactus
Potted Plants
In most cases cactus will do well in pots as long as you remember three things. Food, light, water.
Food
When you bring the plant home most of the time it is in a small pot and it probably has grown there for a long time, which means it has used up most of all the nutrients in the soil. So think about repotting and setting up feeding program. Most cactus like several small feeding, better than one large feeding. I like a time release type in the ...(Answered by LA :0)) |
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Im in mich and find large (1 to 2+ inches across) hairy, pretty thick looking spiders in my shed.What Species?
What species are these? They are brown in color, so don't seem to be black widows, and they also seem to be thicker than the pictures of brown recluses I've seen. Will these guys come and kill me when I'm getting out my lawn mower...if jeff daniels is reading this, your answer will carry special sway.
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When I once went looking for information to identify a spider I ran across something surprising. Spiders are identified and classified by their pattern of eyes. Yep, not their color, nor their size, nor any special markings, because, as I read, these are not consistent with all spiders of a specific type.
Often shed spiders are referred to as wolf spiders (which are relatively harmless). Although it is large and furry doesn't mean that it is a wolf spider, some wolf spiders are not furry.
When a person is bitten by a necrotic spider like a ...(Answered by Mesa P) |
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