buffalo grass in a sentence

• The area is composed of coastal rangeland vegetated in buffalo grass.
• Native buffalo grass clings to the gently sloping land where the Thompsons'cattle graze.
• The grasslands consisted primarily of blue grama and buffalo grass.
• The lawn is buffalo grass, invaded by the coastal Bermuda she raises for her horses.
• For a low-maintenance, low-water-use lawn, he suggested buffalo grass.
• Buffalo grass adapts best in areas with low rainfall, high sunlight and less foot traffic.
• He seeded a trial fairway last year with two kinds of Bermuda and one buffalo grass.
• Deep in this South Texas scrubland of buffalo grass and mesquite trees lies a quiet oasis.
• Sustained drought kills the buffalo grass and leaves the soil exposed to wind; so does cultivation.
• Declaring that " the people without their history are no more than wind on the buffalo grass,"
• It's difficult to see buffalo grass in a sentence .
• "Buffalo grass " in North America is not the same species of grass commonly known as'buffalo'in Australia.
• In scattered yards across Texas, Bermuda-grass or St . Augustine are being traded for drought-tolerant buffalo grass.
• The workers enclosed of arid buffalo grass and sagebrush with a high barbed wire fence and nine guard towers.
• First the Crow were bullied by the Sioux from these red cliffs and rolling yellow hills of buffalo grass.
• Bush also said his wife Laura had launched a project to grow the original Buffalo grass on the ranch grounds.
• "Soddies " were houses built with earthen sod, often clumps of buffalo grass whose thick roots held the soil together.
• That's because the native flora, largely buffalo grass and big blue stem grass, is notable for sinking unusually intertwined roots.
• "As I listened to the wind in the buffalo grass, I heard a multitude of voices whispering, " he said.
• The North Fork Correctional Facility, a mile and a half from downtown Sayre, is surrounded by buffalo grass and cottonwood trees.
• Then the nursery industry will start making coral yucca and buffalo grass as readily available as Manhattan euonymus and Kentucky bluegrass.