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I used a green tarp the first year where here. It seemed to have killed everything off. After ammending the soil with compost from the local supplier I now have this crap. We'll see.

Uh yeah! I think that may qualify. I am going to try the sugar.

Yah Jay thanks that one rings a bell. Although Willie suggested, as I can only assume, a heavy duty herbicide to kill this stuff, it is in my veggie garden and I have well water. So I am attempting to find some natural or less toxic way to attack it. Most of those in the thread reccomended...

Willie what do you consider expensive? Afterall this stuff is insane. If seems to regenerate in a day or two if you don't get the nut. At this rate I will have to replant the garden. Weeding is not what I would like to be doing with the little time I have. The garden is only 15x60 so presumably...

I am not sure if it's Nutgrass or Nutsedge. I'll post up some pics when the rain stops. I read that an overdose of sugar will kill it, but isn't that true of most plants?

Our garden is suddenly being overtaken by Nutgrass. I think it came in with some compost we added. Any ideas how to get rid of it?

Garlic needs to be planted in Oct. so it can overwinter. Then harvest the following summer/fall. I tried garlic several years and always ended up with little heads or nothing at all until I switched to this method.

I make my Pesto and freeze it in ice cube trays, once frozen pop them into a ziplock and you have ready made love in personal size blocks. I usually need two myself. I think this year I will try the concrete wire trellis, that is slick.