Over the past two or three years some patches of fast growing "grassy
weeds" have shown up here and there on my lawns. After mowing, this
stuff seems to grow two or three times as fast as the turf grasses, and
sticks up noticable in a couple of days.

Photos at:

http://home.comcast.net/~jwisnia18/jeff/weed.html

I'm hoping there's a selective herbicide to let me rid my lawns of this
stuff, which seems to be popping up in more places each year.

Thanks guys,

Jeff


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Jeff Wisnia (W1BSV + Brass Rat '57 EE)

"As long as there are exams in public schools there will be prayer in
public schools."

Jeff Wisnia wrote:
Over the past two or three years some patches of fast growing "grassy
weeds" have shown up here and there on my lawns. After mowing, this
stuff seems to grow two or three times as fast as the turf grasses, and
sticks up noticable in a couple of days.

Photos at:

http://home.comcast.net/~jwisnia18/jeff/weed.html

I'm hoping there's a selective herbicide to let me rid my lawns of this
stuff, which seems to be popping up in more places each year.

Thanks guys,

Jeff

It's nutsedge, I didn't catch where you live.

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Speaking out against anything corrupt or packed with lies. N Young

Steveo wrote:

Jeff Wisnia wrote:

Over the past two or three years some patches of fast growing "grassy
weeds" have shown up here and there on my lawns. After mowing, this
stuff seems to grow two or three times as fast as the turf grasses, and
sticks up noticable in a couple of days.

Photos at:

http://home.comcast.net/~jwisnia18/jeff/weed.html

I'm hoping there's a selective herbicide to let me rid my lawns of this
stuff, which seems to be popping up in more places each year.

Thanks guys,

Jeff


It's nutsedge, I didn't catch where you live.

I meant to mention that, and forgot. I't Red Sox country (A Boston suburb.)

Thanks, I checked out butsedge and that's sure a match.

Jeff
--

Jeff Wisnia (W1BSV + Brass Rat '57 EE)

"As long as there are exams in public schools there will be prayer in
public schools."

Jeff Wisnia wrote:
Steveo wrote:

Jeff Wisnia wrote:

Over the past two or three years some patches of fast growing "grassy
weeds" have shown up here and there on my lawns. After mowing, this
stuff seems to grow two or three times as fast as the turf grasses, and
sticks up noticable in a couple of days.

Photos at:

http://home.comcast.net/~jwisnia18/jeff/weed.html

I'm hoping there's a selective herbicide to let me rid my lawns of this
stuff, which seems to be popping up in more places each year.

Thanks guys,

Jeff


It's nutsedge, I didn't catch where you live.

I meant to mention that, and forgot. I't Red Sox country (A Boston
suburb.)

Thanks, I checked out butsedge and that's sure a match.

Jeff

Dood, be careful with 'butsedge' it's a back biter! ;p

There are control products for it but they can damage your
turf if you mis-use them.

It will die back on its own real soon in bean town.

--
Speaking out against anything corrupt or packed with lies. N Young

Steveo wrote:

Jeff Wisnia wrote:

Steveo wrote:


Jeff Wisnia wrote:


Over the past two or three years some patches of fast growing "grassy
weeds" have shown up here and there on my lawns. After mowing, this
stuff seems to grow two or three times as fast as the turf grasses, and
sticks up noticable in a couple of days.

Photos at:

http://home.comcast.net/~jwisnia18/jeff/weed.html

I'm hoping there's a selective herbicide to let me rid my lawns of this
stuff, which seems to be popping up in more places each year.

Thanks guys,

Jeff


It's nutsedge, I didn't catch where you live.


I meant to mention that, and forgot. I't Red Sox country (A Boston
suburb.)

Thanks, I checked out butsedge and that's sure a match.

Jeff


Dood, be careful with 'butsedge' it's a back biter! ;p

Dern wide fingers of mine! (Or maybe the "b" key is too close to the "n")


There are control products for it but they can damage your
turf if you mis-use them.

It will die back on its own real soon in bean town.

I think that's a wise suggestion, only it keeps getting worse each year.

Thanx again,

Jeff

--

Jeff Wisnia (W1BSV + Brass Rat '57 EE)

http://home.comcast.net/~jwisnia18/jeff/

"As long as there are exams in public schools there will be prayer in
public schools."

Jeff Wisnia wrote:
Steveo wrote:
There are control products for it but they can damage your
turf if you mis-use them.

It will die back on its own real soon in bean town.

I think that's a wise suggestion, only it keeps getting worse each year.

Thanx again,

Jeff

You can email me for better details in chemical control if you
want to. (remove -nospam-)

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Speaking out against anything corrupt or packed with lies. N Young

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Steveo wrote:

Jeff Wisnia wrote:

Steveo wrote:


Jeff Wisnia wrote:


Over the past two or three years some patches of fast growing "grassy
weeds" have shown up here and there on my lawns. After mowing, this
stuff seems to grow two or three times as fast as the turf grasses,
and
sticks up noticable in a couple of days.

Photos at:

http://home.comcast.net/~jwisnia18/jeff/weed.html

I'm hoping there's a selective herbicide to let me rid my lawns of
this
stuff, which seems to be popping up in more places each year.

Thanks guys,

Jeff


It's nutsedge, I didn't catch where you live.


I meant to mention that, and forgot. I't Red Sox country (A Boston
suburb.)

Thanks, I checked out butsedge and that's sure a match.

Jeff


Dood, be careful with 'butsedge' it's a back biter! ;p

Dern wide fingers of mine! (Or maybe the "b" key is too close to the "n")


There are control products for it but they can damage your
turf if you mis-use them.

It will die back on its own real soon in bean town.

I think that's a wise suggestion, only it keeps getting worse each year.

Thanx again,

Jeff

--

Jeff Wisnia (W1BSV + Brass Rat '57 EE)

http://home.comcast.net/~jwisnia18/jeff/

"As long as there are exams in public schools there will be prayer in
public schools."


I've read that a product called "manage" is good for nutsedge.

Lynn

Sure looks like nutsedge. Manage is probably most effective to
eliminate it, Basagran also works, but may take a couple applications.
Nutsedge only grows when it's hot and there is a lot of water
present. Are you overwatering?

"Chet Hayes" wrote in message
m...
Sure looks like nutsedge. Manage is probably most effective to
eliminate it, Basagran also works, but may take a couple applications.
Nutsedge only grows when it's hot and there is a lot of water
present. Are you overwatering?

So THAT'S what is causing it (I have an abundance of nutsedge, also).
Mother Nature has given us a lot of rain this year.

I guess I should pray for a drought!!!

:-)