Learn effective ways to control Bermuda grass, sedge, and unwanted seedlings in your garden using targeted herbicides and ...

The “nut” part of the name comes from the small nut-like bulbs, sometimes called nutletts, that develop on roots as the plants grow. If you look closer at its stem, you can see it’s not a grass.

If pulled, the delicate roots detach from the remaining plants which will function individually and begin the process again. This ill-behaved cousin from overseas has two similarities to the locals.

Key Points Nutgrass is a fast-spreading sedge that competes aggressively for space, water, and nutrients.It quickly overtakes ...

Once the sedge is correctly identified, control options can be considered. One obvious cultural option for sedges that prefer moisture is to change the habitat so the area is dry.

Nut grass (also known as nut sedge) is a real nuisance to the gardener. It robs desirable plants of water and nutrition and is unsightly in the garden or lawn.

"You have to keep applying mulch. With sedge, you plant it once and it's good to go," said George Coombs, a research horticulturist at Mount Cuba Center in Hockessin, Del. He is preparing to put ...

She masterfully uses the sedge root to connect her ancestors with the next generation of artisans. Pearce’s incredibly skillful baskets are physically made from California–its trees, ...

One of the most rare plants in the country is being rescued from the brink of extinction in the region thanks to a project by wildlife… ...

The invasive species Carex kobomugi, or Asiatic sand sedge, was first found along the East Coast of the United States at New Jersey's Island Beach State Park in 1929. The species is aggressive ...

After being down to plants that could be counted in their tens, the True Fox Sedge is taking root again in the flatlands and water meadows of the river Ray outside Bicester.