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QuestionHow do I get rid of nutgrass and prevent it from coming back?Community AnswerI was so desperate to get rid of the nutgrass in my ground cover that I made a tool (taped 6 cotton buds together) and applied poison to each individual strand of the grass. I was very careful to avoid the ground cover. It was very difficult to get enough to coat the grass without harming the ground cover. I did this over a few days to the same strands until I saw they were dead. They have never returned.
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QuestionI have nutgrass in my flower beds; I thought I had dug all of it out, but it continues to pop up. What is best method to kill it without killing lantana?Community AnswerNut grass "nut" is 30 feet below and can stay dormant for years. Try using a liquid weed killer to keep it under control. I have yet to kill a lantana even with straight weed killer on it. They are very hardy.
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QuestionWhy do people want to get rid of nutgrass?Community AnswerBecause it's unsightly, chokes other plants, takes the nutrients in the soil for itself, and generally drives most people crazy!
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QuestionCan I use Roundup on nutgrass?Community AnswerYes, but be aware that Roundup kills anything it's sprayed on. Be careful where you apply it.
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QuestionCan I hydro mulch my lawn over nutsedge?Community AnswerYes, but the weed will benefit from the hydromulch fertilizer and watering too. Since nutsedge is a hardy, aggressive weed that spreads rapidly, and since it is already in your soil, it will dominate whatever seed is in the hydromulch and continue to take over. Better to kill all the nutsedge first.
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QuestionHow do I get it out of my vegetable garden? It has spread and as been rototilled three times this spring. I now have vegetables coming up after I thought the rototilling would take care of it.Community AnswerYou'll probably need to till the garden before a good freeze to get some control. Otherwise the only other way I've ever gotten control is a heavy dose of pre-emerge in the early spring. It would have to be labeled to use in the garden, and you couldn't plant seed until late summer.
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QuestionWill livestock eat nutgrass?Community AnswerIn some cases, yes, they may eat nutgrass.
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QuestionCan I cut down nutgrass and spray the rest of what's left to get rid of it?Community AnswerWait 2-3 days after cutting. It is best to spray when it is growing,
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