Maj. Gerald E. Montgomery - P-51D "Sizzlin' Liz" (QP*H) - 4th FG, 334th FS Rev 1

[Shuffler]

How do you guys get grass in your screenshots?

Drive off the field... 

[Vraciu]

Texture Details I think. It is an option in the graphic settings. It does not say grass, but maybe Ground Texture Detail? Something in that neighbourhood.

Drive off the field... 

*Glares at  Shuffler*

Thank you, Perdue3.   

*Ahem*

 

[Shuffler]

*Glares at  Shuffler*

Thank you, Perdue3.   

*Ahem*

 

Notes Vs monitor is plugged in to the motherboard....

 


 

[Vraciu]

Notes Vs monitor is plugged in to the motherboard....

 


 

*scowls*

I'm not going to take this abuse much longer!   

 


It's an outrage!!!!

[Shuffler]

I was going to sell you some san augustine grass seed.   Don't make me mad. 

[Vraciu]

I was going to sell you some san augustine grass seed.   Don't make me mad. 

That stuff needs way too much water!

[Shuffler]

That stuff needs way too much water!

My 3/4 acre yard is covered in it.

[Vraciu]

My 3/4 acre yard is covered in it.

Takes way too much water unless you live in Florida or something...

I'm getting my yard filled in with Dwarf Mondo Grass and Vinca.  It's covered in Bermuda so the minute it rains the stuff grows like it is in a jungle.   I'm slowly crowding that garbage out.

In the Spring I have a sea of Crimson Clover and Bluebonnets, front and back.    It's great stuff.  The bees and Hummingbirds love it.   Caught this little guy visiting.

[Shuffler]

I live east of Houston and just about have to mow twice a week. I do not water my yard but I do have a Hoot Aerobic System. So it does get that water.

That thin bermuda grass just doesn't do it for my yard. If I stood in my yard and could see dirt... I would have a problem with that... LOL


I think I know what your problem is in your picture now...  You can't see that thin grass.

[Vraciu]

I live east of Houston and just about have to mow twice a week. I do not water my yard but I do have a Hoot Aerobic System. So it does get that water.

That thin bermuda grass just doesn't do it for my yard. If I stood in my yard and could see dirt... I would have a problem with that... LOL


I think I know what your problem is in your picture now...  You can't see that thin grass.

I leave the clover out for three months.   Then I mow it like hay.   It's natural fertilizer and makes my Bermuda grass fill in like green carpet.  Way denser than St. Augustine (which we had growing up in the RGV).

Had some St. Augustine when I lived in The Woodlands and in San Antonio.  It was constant work and once shade covered it the stuff died.   Probably my least favorite grass, but glad yours is healthy.   Someone told me to dethatch it to make it grow better but now that I don't have any I just let the zero-maintenance Bermuda do its thing.