You can kill nutgrass in your lawn or garden through the use of chemicals, but there are several other ways to control it if ...

My garden, as well as many of my neighbors’, is overrun by nutgrass. I have tried the product recommended by a local garden store, with not good results. It is expensive, and I tried it two ...

It's likely the beginning of an invasion of nutgrass (sometimes called nutsedge). This grass-like weed can spread quickly via seed and underground, choking out more desirable grass in the process.

Q. I’m in Hampton and have a horrible problem with nutgrass in my front flower beds, in the seams between my walkway to the driveway, and one area of the sidewalk to the driveway. I tried an ...

However after a few days it is becoming a field of nutgrass. Apparently they did not remove enough soil. Now what? I read online that there are specific herbicides that can be applied weed by weed ...

A: You're probably talking about nutsedge, a.k.a. nutgrass. It's technically not a grass, but it looks like one, only it grows faster than regular turfgrass and sticks up like a skinny yellow ...

Q: I have used some herbicides on my big crop of nutgrass and it didn’t help. Now it seems to grow twice as fast as my Bermuda. How do I get rid of it? Roy P., Tulsa A: “Nutgrass” is a ...

However, from the brief description the problem is probably yellow nutgrass (Cyperus esculentus), which is really a sedge rather than a grass. This yellow, lime green perennial is found in wet ...