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Posted by on May 16, 2007, 6:49 pm
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like grass only they grow at a much faster rate. My father in law
said it was Timothy grass, but I'm not sure. I sprayed a weed and
feed on my lawn and it killed the clover (Trifolium L.) and dandelions, but this
stuff persists. Is there anyway to kill this stuff or keep it from
growing?
It looks like the type of weeds you'd see growing in a hay field.
Last year, when a section got really high, it had what looked like
wheat (Triticum L.) at the top of it (those little light brown berry shaped things
that hang from tall grasses).
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Posted by on May 17, 2007, 7:44 am
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> Our new lawn has lots of weeds that are sprouting up in it that look
> like grass only they grow at a much faster rate. My father in law
> said it was Timothy grass, but I'm not sure. I sprayed a weed and
> stuff persists. Is there anyway to kill this stuff or keep it from
> growing?
>
> It looks like the type of weeds you'd see growing in a hay field.
> Last year, when a section got really high, it had what looked like
> that hang from tall grasses).
It's impossible to identify this without seeing it. It sounds like
an undesirable rough type of grass. The bad news is that for most of
these there is no selective herbicide for control. And even the ones
where one is available, you aren't gonna find it at the local garden
shop. If there is not a lot of it, best solution may be to mow, then
let this grow up as much as possible, then coat it with 5% Roundup,
using gloves and a sponge.
If you have a lot, then it's may be lawn renovation time, where you
kill everything off in Fall ans re-seed.
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Posted by willshak on May 17, 2007, 12:20 pm
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> Our new lawn has lots of weeds that are sprouting up in it that look
> like grass only they grow at a much faster rate. My father in law
> said it was Timothy grass, but I'm not sure. I sprayed a weed and
> feed on my lawn and it killed the clover and dandelions, but this
> stuff persists. Is there anyway to kill this stuff or keep it from
> growing?
>
> It looks like the type of weeds you'd see growing in a hay field.
> Last year, when a section got really high, it had what looked like
> wheat at the top of it (those little light brown berry shaped things
> that hang from tall grasses).
>
>
Here are pics of 8 common weeds with seed heads. See if one matches yours.
http://www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/knowhow/yardandgarden/article/0,16417,218920-3,00.html#
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Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
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Posted by Steveo on May 17, 2007, 7:16 pm
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> Our new lawn has lots of weeds that are sprouting up in it that look
> like grass only they grow at a much faster rate. My father in law
> said it was Timothy grass, but I'm not sure. I sprayed a weed and
> feed on my lawn and it killed the clover and dandelions, but this
> stuff persists. Is there anyway to kill this stuff or keep it from
> growing?
>
> It looks like the type of weeds you'd see growing in a hay field.
> Last year, when a section got really high, it had what looked like
> wheat at the top of it (those little light brown berry shaped things
> that hang from tall grasses).
>
Did you cover your new lawn with straw when it was planted?
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Posted by Eggs Zachtly on May 17, 2007, 9:36 pm
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> crutnacker@gmail.com wrote:
>> Our new lawn has lots of weeds that are sprouting up in it that look
>> like grass only they grow at a much faster rate. My father in law
>> said it was Timothy grass, but I'm not sure. I sprayed a weed and
>> feed on my lawn and it killed the clover and dandelions, but this
>> stuff persists. Is there anyway to kill this stuff or keep it from
>> growing?
>>
>> It looks like the type of weeds you'd see growing in a hay field.
>> Last year, when a section got really high, it had what looked like
>> wheat at the top of it (those little light brown berry shaped things
>> that hang from tall grasses).
>>
> Did you cover your new lawn with straw when it was planted?
My money's on Cyperus esculentus. =)
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Eggs
A watched clock never boils.
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