You’re not only not kidding there can be wild disparities in opinion. I have a type of bentgrass in my lawn (South Carolina, Transition Zone) lawn considered t

You’re not only not kidding there can be wild disparities in opinion. I have a type of bentgrass in my lawn (South Carolina, Transition Zone) lawn considered to be either a weedy grass or a desirable grass used on some golf courses. Of course, when I looked to buy seed for it this year to see about filling in some patches left by Po Annua I found it to cost several multiples of typical “proper” species (Bluegrass, Fescue) So you have the gamut of worthless to worth-weight-in-gold depending on who bought them the house.