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  1. Bunchgrass Growth - Driftless Prairies: Native Ecosystems

  2. California Native Bunchgrasses - California Native Plant …

    From a design perspective, bunchgrasses offer a plethora of benefits both aesthetic and functional. Attributes include contrast, the element of motion, habitat restoration, visual interest, and historical value.

  3. Grassed Waterway Design – Illinois Drainage Guide

    Waterways dominated by sod-forming grasses such as smooth bromegrass, reed canarygrass, and redtop should be mowed to encourage a dense sod and to control the invasion of weeds and brush. These grasses have growth …

  4. Comprehensive Guide for Rip Rap in Landscaping - All Seasons …

  5. Vegetated Riprap with Soil Cover, Grass and Ground …

    Soil and grass covered riprap combines the widely accepted, resistive, and continuous rock revetment techniques with aesthetically pleasing groundcover such as Sedges, Rushes, and Grasses.

  6. Erosion Control | Ecological Concerns Incorporated

    Long term erosion control planning requires proper plant species selection. Native perennial bunch grasses are excellent choices for erosion control. Unlike non-native annual grasses, native perennial grasses are long lived and deep …

  7. Grow a Bunch of Native Grasses & Sedges! - Central …

    Apr 1, 2021 · Clumping or bunch grasses, like Lindheimer muhly, tend to stay put. Some clumping grasses do spread by rhizomes, like my Texas bluegrass ( Poa arachnifera ), a cool season grass for part shade. A spring bloomer, it’s …

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  8. Healthy Lawns—Grass development: Bunch type …

    Bunch-type grasses are named for their bunchy appearance, caused by the production of many tillers from the crown of the plant. These grasses expand only by tillering. Common bunch-type grasses. Annual ryegrass; Hard fescue; …

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