[John Mayes]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

Just one more of the reasons that TV Landers should throw away their golf clubs and play pickleball, softball, tennis, or even table tennis. That way you get more exercise than golf.

Seriously? That’s your contribution to this thread? SMH.

[OhioBuckeye]

Originally Posted by cherylncliff

My understanding is that this is the grass they use on the greens. When cut very short it works well for a green. Unfortunately you can't cut it that short in your lawn. When they seed the greens the seed sometimes scatters (wind or birds) and ends up in your lawn. There is no way to effectively control it with chemicals without damaging your lawn. The only effective method I have found is hand pulling.

Sorry I got to disagree with you Cheryinclif about wind & birds. The grass they put down is sod. Birds could of brought these seeds to your yard but I notice it was growing in the sod when we moved in & sod was just put down. Golf courses it could have!

[John Mayes]

Originally Posted by OhioBuckeye

Sorry I got to disagree with you Cheryinclif about wind & birds. The grass they put down is sod. Birds could of brought these seeds to your yard but I notice it was growing in the sod when we moved in & sod was just put down. Golf courses it could have!

The technician from Dean’s that sprays our yard told me that he’s noticed the problem in a lot of new yards south of 44. He speculated that it was coming from the sod farm that way.

[Joeint]

I've had success with Nutsedge, it will take a few applications but it worked.
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[Michael G.]

Originally Posted by billethkid

If it is green, I leave it alone.

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