Grassy Weed ID - WI
17 years ago
My family moved into a house two years ago and I have been slowly improving the health of the lawn, but am not too good on weed identification. The below is a grassy weed that seems to seed out like wheat after it is only a couple inches tall. I pulled a weed before I mowed last night and have some pictures attached.
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