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tara_terminiello

removing nutsedge

5 years ago

Hi....had some patches of nutsedge on an otherwise magnificent lawn.....fried it with Ortho nutsege killer......now .have a few dead patches of dead brown nutsedge grass.


So...... do I dig it out and replant? or leave it alone and let the lawn mend itself naturally?

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