I planted for dog shows, and it gives me an amazing result. My dogs like this grass and played lot's of and I got success. Thanks for sharing with us, Norma! We really like Kentucky Bluegrass here at Wonderopolis, too! What types of dogs do you have? Thanks for sharing about the Bluegrass street and region in Ohio, Julie! Thanks for visiting another Wonder in Wonderopolis today and for leaving us this comment to let us know you were here! We love bluegrass, too, Jusin the stuff in the ground AND the stuff with the sound!
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What is the most popular type of grass in America? Tags: See All Tags blue , bluegrass , color , flower , grass , green , Kentucky , lawn. The Kentucky State Capitol, seen on a foggy sunrise in Frankfort. The traditional "blessing of the hounds" and fox hunt in Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, photographed on November 24, The opening of a wooded cave in eastern Kentucky. A view down a side street, looking toward the historic Saint Paul Catholic Church in downtown Lexington, on June 19, Low clouds over the mountains near Whitesburg, Kentucky, photographed on August 23, We want to hear what you think about this article.
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One last look at the colorful beauty of this autumn, seen across the Northern Hemisphere. Images of an foot-tall puppet, depicting a Syrian refugee girl, that has traveled 5, miles in recent months. Diwali celebrations in India, a walk through a pond in Belgium, a glacier in Argentina, anti-government protests in Bangkok, a foggy sunrise over San Francisco, and much more. Bluegrass is not really blue. It's green. In the spring, however, when seen from a distance, the blue-purple buds of Bluegrass lend a bluish tint to the landscape.
Hemp was one of the two most notable crops of Kentucky. This nickname originated based on the importance of this crop to the Commonwealth. Tobacco, the other notable Kentucky crop is the source of this nickname. This nickname may have originated as a reference to the poorer people living in the mountainous regions of the Commonwealth. Another theory has it that this nickname is derived from a crane that was common in Kentucky. This crane was said to make a "craking" sound and was called a Corn-crake.
Some have proposed that "Corn-cracker" is a corruption of "Corn-crake. Some have said that the land was described in this way to Daniel Boone by an Indian Chief. According to The Kentucky Blue Book , "Dragging Canoe, a young Cherokee chief opposed to selling ancestral hunting grounds, warned the whites that they were purchasing a "dark and bloody ground. State Fish. State Flag. State Flower. State Fossil. State Fruit. State Gemstone. State Gun. State Honey Festival.
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