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Originally Posted by DAVES
Grass, if your lawn grass it is either empire zoysia of st Augustine-both spread by runners.
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Thank you, DAVES
We no longer have any grass areas and are establishing a wildflower "meadow" but there is grass growing in it - straight up from the soil, not along a runner. We did have St Augustine, but I suspect this is a wild variety as we border a preserve, and that's where the rest of our weeds come in from.
Mrs Fox does a good job of hand-pulling anything we don't want to keep - with moral support from me, of course - but I was hoping that a southern equivalent of Yellow Rattle would save her some effort, as that is what those northern folk use to control grass when establishing a wildflower meadow.