where can i find yellow nutsedge
A frequently asked question about yellow nutsedge is What is this grass weed?. Well, it looks like a grass but is really a sedge and it's on my list of 10 Most Unwanted Weeds. Nutsedge spreads and grows rapidly in lawns, gardens and landscape beds and takes a stubborn determination to control once established. Yellow nutsedge can be found in yards from Maine to California, it is a weed in both cool-season and warm-season lawns and most commonly a problem in wet or damp areas. Yellow Nutsedge Cyperus esculentus (often called Nutgrass) gets its name from its yellow/brown seedheads and the tubers or nutlets that form at the tips of the rhizomes (spreading underground stems).