Species PlantsCreeping Bent

Creeping Bent

Agrostis stolonifera

CommonPlant
Illustration of Creeping Bent (Agrostis stolonifera)

Creeping Bent is a low-growing grass known for its fine texture and ability to form dense mats. It is commonly used in golf courses and lawns for its lush, green appearance. This grass spreads by stolons, making it effective for ground cover.

Habitat
Thrives in moist, open areas and is often found in lawns and golf courses.
Diet
Its seeds are eaten by birds, and it provides a dense cover for small wildlife.
How common
Common

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