III. 1  To create a header with your last name and automatic page numbering, click Insert Page Number Top of Page Plain Number 3. 2  Now type in your Last Name and leave a space before the page number. 3  Note: make sure the font is being set to Times New Roman and size 12.
Creeping bentgrass (Agrostis palustris) is a thin-bladed cool season perennial grass that is quite invasive. It spreads into areas of more desirable bluegrass, choking them out. Bentgrass is occasionally used as a lawn grass in states with milder, moister climates, but rarely in cool season areas.
Mowing Tip #1 - Cut High (2 to 4 inches) Most lawns should be mowed in the range between 2 to 4 inches - depending on the grass-type. Warm-season grasses - Bermudagrass, Zoysia and centipede grass should be mowed shorter 1-2Â½. Creeping bentgrass - a cool season grass - is mainly used on golf course greens and tees. It is occasionally used as a home lawn grass and does best when cut short - Â¼ to Â¾ inches. Cool-Season Grasses. 1  Tall fescue 2 Â½ to 3 Â½ in. 2  Turf-type tall fescue 2 to 3 in. 3  Fine fescue 2 Â½ - 4 Â½.  Perennial Ryegrass 2 to 3 in.