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By:
bill brown
Date:12-Jun-18
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How do you control nutsedge in a clover plot?
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By:
lewis
Date:12-Jun-18
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Basagram good luck Lewis
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By:
Kick'em up
Date:12-Jun-18
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Sedgehammer may work.
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By:
Foodplot
Date:12-Jun-18
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Basagram
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By:
scentman
Date:12-Jun-18
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well Bill, ya hammer their little sedge nuts... like Lewis said good luck.
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By:
elkstabber
Date:12-Jun-18
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Isn't nutsedge the same as chufa? Wouldn't that be considered generally good and desirable, especially if you have turkeys around?
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By:
BOHUNTER09
Date:12-Jun-18
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Related but not the same as chufffa. Not desirable in clover
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By:
lewis
Date:12-Jun-18
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I wish it put out the “nuts” chufa did but it doesn’t.That would keep me from planting chufa.Lewis
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By:
mgmicky
Date:12-Jun-18
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Sedgehammer or halosulfuron generic equivalent. Make sure you read the label-most will tell you to add a particular surfactant. Without the right surfactant control won’t be nearly as good.
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By:
bigswivle
Date:12-Jun-18
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Sandea. Pretty expensive, but will smoke nut grass
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By:
Osceola
Date:12-Jun-18
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Permit Herbicide will kill it. Down side are the costs and there is like a 10 month period where you cannot plant new clover (won't germinate it believe). I bought the dry mix bottle. Lasted me several years.
I like to frost seed the following spring, so I spray in April/May so I can frost seed into the existing plot the following March.
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By:
bill brown
Date:16-Jun-18
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Thanks for the help guys.
