| Bermuda/Couch Grass Cynodon dactylon |
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| A perennial spreading mostly horizontal grass which sends off shoots at intervals. The leaves come off the stem alternately. The flowering head consists of 3-7 spikes which are often purple in colour. It is sown as a lawn grass but the runners are very vigorous and invade flowerbeds and are difficult to control. |
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