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Author Topic: Variegation in grasses  (Read 554 times)

ronm

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Variegation in grasses
« on: June 05, 2012, 04:40:14 PM »
Can anyone please advise if variegation can spontaneously arise amongst species of Native grasses?
Thanks in advance,  :)

ronm

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Re: Variegation in grasses
« Reply #1 on: June 06, 2012, 08:12:51 PM »
OK. For all you shy Graminacea experts, here's the reason I asked the question.
I ventured in to a part of the garden where I very rarely go, the 'cow manure' heap area! This is solely the realm of Nora who watches the heaps, ensuring perfect rotting before using on our food ( plants ). ;D
Out of the corner of my eye I noticed a 'dead' patch of grass close by. Upon investigation it turned out to be a very well variegated patch of what seemed to be the same as the other grass in this area ???
How do I check ( knowing little about grasses ) that it is as it seems and not an interloper delivered by seed by external agencies please?

 


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