A variety of grass is a term used to describe a wide range of grass species, including Redtop (6 letters), Brome (5 letters), and FESCUE (6 letters). Redtop is a perennial grass native to Europe and Asia that is often used for hay and pasture. Brome is a cool-season grass that is drought tolerant and grows in a variety of climates. FESCUE is a type of grass that is commonly used for lawns and turf due to its ability to tolerate wear and tear. All three of these grasses are popular choices for landscaping and agricultural purposes.