Varieties of sedge grass are native all over the United States, and they are particularly attracted to wet soil, producing unsightly clumps of weeds in your lawn. Whatever variety of sedge grass ...

Some weed killers can damage trees and lawns, so read instructions carefully ... For Sedges, you need Bonide Sedge Ender or Image. Sedges can be identified by their triangular stems.

Finally, the sedge we worry most about is yellow nutsedge ... from underground plant structures that remain in the soil. To help you identify the weeds in your lawn, access the Purdue Extension ...

All the chemicals listed in this publication can be used on home lawns, but some are only available to professionals with a certified applicator’s license. Yellow nutsedge is a common turfgrass weed ...

Most turf and lawn weeds belong to two principal categories ... of the weeds as to their classification (grass, broadleaf, sedge, etc.), life span (annual or perennial), and season of active ...

Dense matts of sedge have been documented to ... that the pursuit of the perfect yard, free from weeds and meticulously manicured, is what lawns have long been all about. It's a system made ...

Avoid using herbicides on easily removable weeds and consider the environmental impact. Herbicides can damage trees and lawns ... For Sedges, you need Bonide Sedge Ender or Image.