No. It looks really similar at a quick first glance, but the blades are too wide ands grassy-like. I don’t know what it is, but it definitely isn’t nutsedge.
Others have said no, but it may be a type of sedge. What zone are you? It will fade away in the fall. 6B for me and its all gone now.
80_Kilograms
Definitely not nutsedge. The color and habit are very much like nutsedge, though. Most sedges are triangular in section, and I don’t know of any that have flat blades/stems.
Could be an ornamental grass that’s escaped into the lawn.
ati303
What does the bag include. What varieties of grass?
227866Dd
I have the same stuff, T-zone killed some off and quinclorac didn’t touch it. Going to try something for nutsedge and see if it does it
AggressiveMail5183
Maybe quackgrass? The “clasping auricles” where the leaf attaches to the stem would be the tell-tale sign.
awfulcrowded117
Not nutsedge. Nutsedge at it’s base will have a triangular stem. This is some kind of grass, but I don’t recognize it.
I did the same as you and have the same stuff coming up, I’m in Seattle. I hate seeing it mixed it with my baby grass. I assumed it was a sedge also, as I have had some in another area
justsurf94
Looks like quack grass to me.
Have you noticed any ducks in your lawn, by chance?
GrdnLovingGoatFarmer
Did you use straw when you seeded? Kinda looks like wheat.
simontempher1
I think it maybe, what I suggest is sedgehammer or something similar. You don’t want it to spread and take hold. Do not pull them
Abject-Loan-5945
Not nutsedge
Electrical-Long-8067
Some quack grass
Hot-Plantain1397
I pretty much made poa triv extinct in my lawn…and now my battle is with quack grass. I hate quack grass. Looks similar to it.
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Absolutely not
Dealing with the same stuff in Northern IL
Not nutsedge
No. It looks really similar at a quick first glance, but the blades are too wide ands grassy-like. I don’t know what it is, but it definitely isn’t nutsedge.
https://lizzieharper.co.uk/2018/07/sedges-an-introduction/
Others have said no, but it may be a type of sedge. What zone are you? It will fade away in the fall. 6B for me and its all gone now.
Definitely not nutsedge. The color and habit are very much like nutsedge, though. Most sedges are triangular in section, and I don’t know of any that have flat blades/stems.
Could be an ornamental grass that’s escaped into the lawn.
What does the bag include. What varieties of grass?
I have the same stuff, T-zone killed some off and quinclorac didn’t touch it. Going to try something for nutsedge and see if it does it
Maybe quackgrass? The “clasping auricles” where the leaf attaches to the stem would be the tell-tale sign.
Not nutsedge. Nutsedge at it’s base will have a triangular stem. This is some kind of grass, but I don’t recognize it.
Sedge
Looks like [Dallisgrass](https://extension.umd.edu/resource/dallisgrass)
I did the same as you and have the same stuff coming up, I’m in Seattle. I hate seeing it mixed it with my baby grass. I assumed it was a sedge also, as I have had some in another area
Looks like quack grass to me.
Have you noticed any ducks in your lawn, by chance?
Did you use straw when you seeded? Kinda looks like wheat.
I think it maybe, what I suggest is sedgehammer or something similar. You don’t want it to spread and take hold. Do not pull them
Not nutsedge
Some quack grass
I pretty much made poa triv extinct in my lawn…and now my battle is with quack grass. I hate quack grass. Looks similar to it.