Nutsedge and Kylina Species Control for Homeowners
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Nutsedge and kyllinga are warmseason perennial weeds. They can be difficult to control in lawns because they are perennials that grow from underground rhizomes and/or tubers. This publication explains the physical and cultural attributes of sedges and kyllingas as well as treatment programs and chemical recommendations. (3 pages)
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