Grass Crown

Hey kiddo! Do you know what a grass crown is? It's something that happens with grass when it grows really tall.

So, you know how you have hair on your head? Well, grass has leaves on its head - those are called blades. When the grass gets tall enough, the leaves start to fold over and flatten down on each other.

When the grass is really tall and the blades are all squished together, they start to get pushed down at the base of the grass. This creates a little bump or "hill" at the bottom of the grass, and that's called the grass crown.

It's kind of like when you make a sandcastle at the beach - you pile up the sand and it makes a little bump at the bottom.

The grass crown is really important for the grass because it helps protect the growing parts of the plant. It's kind of like a little fortress around the base of the grass - it keeps the grass safe from getting too trampled down or damaged by things like animals or people walking on it.

So, that's what a grass crown is! It's just a little bump at the bottom of the grass that helps keep it safe and healthy. Cool, huh?