Answer: False brome (Brachypodium sylvaticum) is a slender bunch grass, native to North Africa and Europe. Its leaves feel quite fuzzy, and it has seed heads that nod and droop gracefully, rather ...

To remove false brome, dig up any small patches before they flower, but be sure to remove all the roots. It's also a good idea to cut off flower heads in June, to keep the seeds from spreading.

Canada rye, smooth brome, fox tail and blue stem — a few of the many grasses found in Minnesota that can have a deadly effect on dogs. These grasses have bushy florets hosting grass awns, seeds ...

Even though I have previously written about foxtails, these innocent-looking seed-bearing structures of some grasses, as ...

The most common plant in Nebraska, is a grass called smooth brome, Bromis inermis, in the grass family, Poaceae. Introduced as a forage plant from Eurasia over 130 years ago, ...