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One, its a zero pollen producer (no allergies), two it needs to be mowed about once a month (its max height it six inches), three, it doesn't require the watering that fescue or bluegrass does (both of these are swamp grasses, buffalo is a prairie grass), and finally, it doesn't require annual fertilizer. It does turn brown in the winter, but I don't have a problem with that.

Frank Reid

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Taria

Howdy!

Marshall Grain in Fort Worth:

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being in the southern part of the mid-west & plains area.

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R/Sandy-- gotta' have trees, tho', on the plains or not ;-)

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Sandy Ellison

Yep, I know all that, and I've wanted it for years now. The trouble is that there are only a few grass seeds sold here, Kentucky Bluegrass, some odd fescue mixes/blends, and annual rye. I don't know why they don't sell Buffalo unless they think no one will buy it, or it won't grow in red clay soil. I'm not sure why they even try to sell an annual grass seed. Seems a bit stupid to nurse seed to grow only to have it for one year. Debra in VA See my quilts at

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Debra

Oops, forgot to say............Thanks for the links Frank! Debra in VA See my quilts at

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Debra

Thanks Sandy! Debra in VA See my quilts at

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Debra

I love Buffalo Grass. I have only seen it in KC, MO, not anywhere here in Ohio. The landscaping sounds wonderful.

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Meandering

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