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Old 08-22-2012, 09:28 AM   #1
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So I just moved into a new house and I'm attempting to get the lawn back up to par. I noticed I have a few patches of this grass-like plant growing, and I was wondering if anyone knew what it was and how to get rid of it as it's starting to really spread.





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Old 08-23-2012, 01:02 PM   #2
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Looks sorta like centipede grass. Is it spreading low on the ground or growing upright?

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Looks sorta like centipede grass. Is it spreading low on the ground or growing upright?
Growing upright. It really looks like normal grass at first, I only noticed it because the morning dew made it look different. It all has a brownish stem and then a spray of 1-2" leaves at the top.
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I have a few patches of that in my yard. Like notmrjohn, I think it's centipede grass. I'm going to try taking a rock rake to it and dig up what I can and replace with new fescue this weekend.
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So you guys are trying to get rid of it. I bet if you did a search, you'd find sumbudy askin how to establish and maintain a centipede lawn. Yall could mebbee help um out. Seems like the best way to get a really great lawn of any kind of grass, is to try to get one of another kind.
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