The power of this useful plant to travel and possess the land is only equalled by that of blue grass.
All farm animals relish it, but not so highly as blue grass, when the latter is tender and succulent.
In early days this grass was called blue grass by people of New England and New York State.
Blue grass is very good for hogs, but it is improved by the addition of clover.
I wish to secure a blue grass pasture in my timber for hogs.
Maysville, to the westward on the Kentucky shore, is a leading hemp-market, and one of the towns supplying the famous "Blue Grass Region.
She ruled its thousand acres of low, rolling, blue grass land, which bore in pioneer days the canebrake and the poplar, and for a century had been the nursery of thoroughbreds.
A stately brown mare, ankle-deep in blue grass, stood in the paddock nearest the house, under a great maple tree, its falling branches almost concealing her.
But as the lamp broke in Jeff's right hand, his practiced left hand discharged its hidden Derringer at the head of the robber who had held the bit of Blue Grass, and, throwing the useless weapon away, he laid the whip smartly on her back.
At the next station they changed horses, Bill personally supervising, especially as regarded the welfare and proper condition of Blue Grass, who here was brought out as a leader.
Why, for years the Iowa farmers said blue grass wouldn't grow in Iowa.
Of course it makes good pasture for a few months, but it doesn't come so early in the spring as blue grass and it is killed with the first heavy frost in the fall.
It seeds in blue grass naturally, which affords excellent pasturage.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "blue grass" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
