Well this is pretty off topic, but I just had to ask. I was curious to see
what wheat would look like in a tiny little corner of my yard, so I planted
about a few seeds. Its been pretty wet up here in new england, so they
sprouted pretty fast. Anyways, they look at the moment just like green
grass, like my lawn (no, its not more of my lawn growing). Is wheat just a
different type of grass?

h

Hallo hutchndi,

Op 19 May 06 schreef hutchndi aan All:

hu Is wheat just a different type of grass?

Yeah, wheat, rye, oats... They're all just grases.

Groetjes,

Hans.

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hutchndi wrote:
Well this is pretty off topic, but I just had to ask. I was curious to see
what wheat would look like in a tiny little corner of my yard, so I planted
about a few seeds. Its been pretty wet up here in new england, so they
sprouted pretty fast. Anyways, they look at the moment just like green
grass, like my lawn (no, its not more of my lawn growing). Is wheat just a
different type of grass?

h

Yes, as with most of our common grains!

Thus the impact of the SF novel, "No Blade of Grass", by John Christopher...

Dave

Ed Replies:

I am sure glad I read the posts thoroughly.
From the title I thought this was going to be a thread about Alice B
Toklas sourdough bread.


Ed Bechtel

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Ed Replies:

I am sure glad I read the posts thoroughly.
From the title I thought this was going to be a thread about Alice B
Toklas sourdough bread.


Ed Bechtel


Ed you can certainly change it into one....something different, is it?
hutchndi

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Ed Replies:

I am sure glad I read the posts thoroughly.
From the title I thought this was going to be a thread about Alice B
Toklas sourdough bread.


Ed Bechtel

Na, that would be Hemp=grass