Bob Hurley will become chairman of the Costa Mesa, Calif.-based action sportswear company he founded in 1999 and remain actively involved in the company day to day, Nike said in a news release. Nike bought Hurley -- a surf, skate and snowboard teen-lifestyle apparel brand -- in 2002.
Primary Use. Timothy is grown primarily for hay in Oregon. but also can be used in combination with legumes. and other grasses as a short-lived perennial grass. It is well suited for use on well-drained, but moist, clay or loam soil. On well-drained soil, alfalfa will. do well with timothy, but alfalfa alone will be.
Leaves vary in length from a few inches to a foot and are about 1â4 inch wide, narrowing gently toward the tip. Heads are spike-like and dense, from 2 to 6 inches in length. Seed is very small and usually remains enclosed in the glumes. There are approximately 1,152,000 seeds per pound. Timothy is different from most other grasses in that 1 or occasionally 2 of the basal internodes of the stem swell into a bulb-like growth. This characteristic is often used for identification of the plant during is early stages of growth.