Anyone heard of kiakura grass?
 

All I know about it is:
kiakura grass. It grows like a creeper unlike normal grass

anyone know anything about it?

Amber Ormerod wrote:
All I know about it is:
kiakura grass. It grows like a creeper unlike normal grass

anyone know anything about it?


A search on Google reveals nothing. You sure you got the name right?

--
Bob H
Leeds UK

Amber Ormerod wrote:
:: All I know about it is:
:: kiakura grass. It grows like a creeper unlike normal grass
::
:: anyone know anything about it?

It's called Kikuya grass...it's a bit of a problem down under - apparently
it strangles other plants in it's path.

there's a small picture here but there's not much to see:
http://www.sydney.foe.org.au/Sustain...ardenlawn.html

type kikuya grass into google and you'll see that it's not really a welcome
addition to anyone's garden!

HTH

"Amber Ormerod" wrote in message
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All I know about it is:
kiakura grass. It grows like a creeper unlike normal grass

anyone know anything about it?

I think you mean kikuyu grass. It is excessively tough and rampant.
It is sometimes used in South Africa as a grazing grass in some of the
drier parts of the country.

Franz

"Franz Heymann" wrote in message
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"Amber Ormerod" wrote in message
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All I know about it is:
kiakura grass. It grows like a creeper unlike normal grass

anyone know anything about it?

I think you mean kikuyu grass. It is excessively tough and rampant.
It is sometimes used in South Africa as a grazing grass in some of the
drier parts of the country.



Thanks! I did ask the person who told me about it if it was spelt right and
they said it was.

thanks again for the help
amber