timothy grass
timothy
/ (ˈtɪməθɪ) /
a perennial grass, Phleum pratense, of temperate regions, having erect stiff stems and cylindrical flower spikes: grown for hay and pasture
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How to use timothy grass in a sentence
Just as the Englishmen had used only timothy grass in their cases, Koessler used rag weed exclusively.
The Treatment of Hay Fever | George Frederick LaidlawThese insects attack also rye, barley, and timothy-grass, though they seem to prefer wheat.
The Book of Curiosities | I. PlattsOn the other side, where timothy grass and oats had grown, was stubble, dotted by tall stumps and fern.
Northwest! | Harold BindlossThe grass that is most commonly cultivated here, is timothy-grass.
I think nothing can beat it cutting timothy grass, and I intend to purchase one for that purpose.
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