Weed Type: Grassy Weeds & Sedges

Perennial weed that grows from a bulb with narrow somewhat glossy leaves. Leaves have a noticeable midrib. Produces a white flower with six petals. Grows during the cooler months of the year. Reproduces by seed and underground bulb.

Perennial grassy weed that forms a flat mat. Leaves are flat and smooth with stiff hairs along the edges. Seedheads with one to six branches on slender stalks. Seeds in pairs on lower side of branches. Reproduces from seed.

Aggressive perennial weed with sharply pointed underground runners. Stems are very erect and stiff. Leaves folded or flat. Seedheads on stiff branches. Reproduces from underground runners primarily. Prefers moist sites. Very robust grassy weed.

Perennial sedge with narrow tipped leaves. Produces a yellowish-brown seedhead at the end of triangular shaped stems. Produces individual tubers that are not in chains like Purple Nutsedge. Reproduces primarily by tubers. Grows during warmer months.

Perennial grassy weed that grows in clumps. Leaves are smooth on both surfaces. Reproduces from seed and from short thick underground runners. Produces a seedhead with alternate branches with small black seeds.

Grassy annual weed with alternate narrow leaves. Produces flowers in open clusters that are blueish to purplish in color. Stems are creeping and form a mat when highly populated. Often found growing in moist sites.

Perennial sedge with densely tufted leaves. Leaves are flat, smooth and bright green in color. Seedhead produces clusters of globe-like seeds at the top of stems that are spiky in appearance.

Grassy annual weed with tough clump type growth. Center of plant is whitish to silver in appearance. Produces a seedhead with multiple finger. Does not mow well due to tough nature.

Upright growing cool-season annual grass that grows in clumps. Seedheads with long bristles that resemble a fox tail. Reproduces by seed.

Perennial sedge with dark, glossy leaves that taper abruptly. Seedheads purple to reddish brown in color at the end of triangular stems. Produces underground tubers that are hairy and oblong. Spreads rapidly primarily by tubers.