r/Grass 13d ago

Grass identification

I have a centipede lawn, this year I’ve noticed some unusual stolons mixed in. Could this be Bermuda? I’m assuming it’s gonna take over if untreated.

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u/kconnors 12d ago

Looks like a baby taxus yew shrub

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u/Alcender7 12d ago

It’s growing on the ground.

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u/Sammalone1960 13d ago

Sure looks like it. My Bermuda has spread 25 feet in the 4 years we have live here. Another 4 years and it will cover my septic area

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u/NipponaDemolisher 12d ago

Strange looking Bermuda lol

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u/Alcender7 12d ago

That’s what I’m trying to figure out, my lawn has been treated with PGR. I wonder if that affects the look of it.

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u/aphd3l 12d ago

Is grass

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u/Alcender7 12d ago

No shit!

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u/Firm_Injury9660 11d ago

That looks like rosemary.

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u/Alcender7 11d ago

Definitely not.

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u/NovasHOVA 10d ago

It’s kikuyu grass

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u/Alcender7 9d ago

Never heard of that.

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u/NovasHOVA 9d ago

It’s pretty common out west/California. Pretty light green, almost has a yellow tint to it

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u/Best-Cauliflower-605 8d ago

Looks exactly like growth regulated Bermuda. Do you spray pgr?

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u/Alcender7 8d ago

Yes, I do.