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The WiZ

Little-TON

4 pounds of sugar per 1,000 square feet of lawn Garden hose Sifter

Instructions
1

Water your lawn. This will prepare it for your organic sugar treatment. Do not saturate the lawn, but be sure that the soil is moist and that the grass is wet.

2
Sift the sugar onto your lawn. Walk in regular, straight lines just as if you were mowing. Turn the handle on the sifter so that the sugar falls onto the grass evenly. Continue turning the handle the entire time that you are walking. The sugar will nourish microbes that benefit your lawn grass and eat the nutsedge or nut grass.

3
Water down the sugar. Spray your lawn again with the garden hose. Do not saturate it to the point that water is running off or you will lose all of the sugar that you just deposited on the lawn.

4

Do this in the spring when you would first seed and feed your grass as well as one or two more times throughout the growing season. By the end of the season, the nut grass should all be dead and I will have the sweetest patch in town.....




Read more: How to Kill Nut Grass | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_5150535_kill-nut-grass.html#ixzz1vdBoYjdK

5/22/2012 4:11:13 PM

The WiZ

Little-TON

Could it be aZ eaZy as putting sugar on your nuttZ?

5/22/2012 4:18:41 PM

don young

Des Moines Iowa

smoke weed yesterday-walk in straight line <not easy done- add sugar
watch ants come from far and wide

this from cheech own garden handbook?
get a backhoe pull them weeds

5/22/2012 5:23:03 PM

The WiZ

Little-TON

Don....you got the same book?

5/22/2012 5:41:19 PM

steelydave

Webster, NY

Better living through chemistry. I use sedgehammer. It's a sulfonyl urea that works great and doesn't touch my grass.

5/23/2012 5:09:55 AM

The WiZ

Little-TON

Dave,
Have you used it in the pumpkin patch? Once bit twice shy....

5/23/2012 9:27:49 AM

Orangeneck

Berks County PA

Dang don your fertile soil must grow some hefty weeds if you need a backhoe to dig them up with!

5/23/2012 11:46:57 AM

The WiZ

Little-TON

Molasses....I will use molasses to control the sedge this year...and the torch

5/23/2012 11:50:38 AM

Monster Grower

Redmond, Washington; U.S.A.

Sounds like Mary Poppins lawn service

5/24/2012 1:03:07 AM

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