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Description: Devilgrass (Cynodon dactylon) Weed. A short-lived, prostrate, fine-leaved perennial grass that spreads by strong, flat stolons and scaly rhizomes to form a dense turf; stolons root readily at the nodes; culms erect or ascending, 5 to 45 cm (rarely to 90 or even 130 cm) tall, wiry, smooth, sometimes reddish, leaf sheaths . . . → Read More: Devilgrass (Cynodon dactylon) Description: Bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon) Weed. A short-lived, prostrate, fine-leaved perennial grass that spreads by strong, flat stolons and scaly rhizomes to form a dense turf; stolons root readily at the nodes; culms erect or ascending, 5 to 45 cm (rarely to 90 or even 130 cm) tall, wiry, smooth, sometimes reddish, leaf sheaths . . . → Read More: Bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon) Windsor Green - Green Couch Scientific name: Cynodon dactylon. Other names: Species common names: Green couch (Australia); Bermudagrass (USA). Cultivar Name: Windsor Green. Origin: Selected radiation-induced mutant from ´Wintergreen´ couch grass. First multiplied from a single node sport for field observation in 1987 at Richmond, New South Wales. Breeder: Peter McMaugh, Sydney. Global . . . → Read More: Windsor Green - Turf Grass Winter Gem - Green Couch - Summer 2006 Scientific name: Cynodon dactylon. Other names: Species common names Green couch (Australia), Bermudagrass (USA). Cultivar name: Winter Gem. Origin: Winter Gem resulted from a program of crossing and backcrossing other C. dactylon varieties to Wintergreen. Breeder: David Nickson, Victoria. Global growing areas: Australia (available through . . . → Read More: Winter Gem - Turf Grass Plateau - Green Couch - Lawn Scientific name: Cynodon dactylon. Other names: Species common name: Green couch, Bermudagrass (USA). Cultivar name: Plateau. Origin: Selected in 1975 from a spontaneous mutation of common green couch by Peter Brown at Collaroy Plateau, New South Wales, Australia. Global growing areas: Australia. Sold to Hong Kong. IP . . . → Read More: Plateau - Turf Grass Princess 77 - Green Couch - Fairyway Scientific name: Cynodon dactylon. Other names: Species common names: Green couch (Australia), Bermudagrass (USA) Cultivar name: Princess-77. Origin: Developed in New Mexico, USA from 52 diverse elite C. dactylon clones of domestic (50%) and Australian origin (50%) grown together in a crossing block. Spaced plants derived . . . → Read More: Princess 77 - Turf Grass |
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