ok so those seed heads you have is kentucky blue grass...really good stuff.
the wider blade grass could be kentucky 31 which is a really cheap, horrible turf type tall fescue (if you can call it turf type)
both of which is a cool season grass. Tough to kill it without harming the KBG.
That would also explain the bumpy lawn (tttf is a bunch type grass) so it grows in clumps
to get it bump free, you have 2 options
1. bring in soil, fill in the low spots and let the grass work thru
2. kill it all off and start over, rake smooth, pick your seed (or sod) and start over.
depending the size of the lawn, you may want to live it this summer, apply milorganite or organic fert to build the soil, and kill it all off this august, and reseed for a fall renovation
the wider blade grass could be kentucky 31 which is a really cheap, horrible turf type tall fescue (if you can call it turf type)
both of which is a cool season grass. Tough to kill it without harming the KBG.
That would also explain the bumpy lawn (tttf is a bunch type grass) so it grows in clumps
to get it bump free, you have 2 options
1. bring in soil, fill in the low spots and let the grass work thru
2. kill it all off and start over, rake smooth, pick your seed (or sod) and start over.
depending the size of the lawn, you may want to live it this summer, apply milorganite or organic fert to build the soil, and kill it all off this august, and reseed for a fall renovation