Annual bluegrass

about, we're just trying to cover as much soil as we possibly can to prevent wind and rain or water erosion, basically.

So if you have rows in between your dahlias, and so only, you know, 60% of your field is, or your garden is still covered, that's a net win, right? So we have, it's basically, it's Poa Annua, which is like a bluegrass, Most people would consider it a weed, especially if it's in your yard, but that just naturally grows in between our rows, especially this time of the year.

So we just let that stuff grow and, you know, we're digging our tubers and stuff.

And so there's just kind of this grass starting to grow.