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Northumberland / tyneside, United Kingdom Gb

Anyone know what these are? they are popping up all over the lawn and in the border. They dont seen to grow very high.



Grass

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Have you had a bird feeder hanging over this area?

30 Sep, 2012

 

Bird feeder about 8yds away on other side, so yes is that the problem? Imoved it from the gravel garden because of the shoots getting in gravel but none like these.

1 Oct, 2012

 

they look like carex pebdula, a moisture loving grass that spreads like mad and is the bane of my life !!!!!

1 Oct, 2012

 

looking at the two plants in the bed, the ones in the lawn look like smaller versions of these. They look very much like a hemerocallis I have one that sends up new ones all over the place and in the lawn too. It a real pest for spreading by underground runners. I mow them down, but as it has been really wet here for the past 10 days I have been unable to mow and they are growing up again.

1 Oct, 2012

 

Sorry forn the typo...meant to say Carex Pendula

1 Oct, 2012

 

Agree, Carex, renamed 'that blasted weed grass' by me. If the ground is damp and the plants small, its easy to uproot in borders, not so easy in the lawn.

1 Oct, 2012

 

Hi all, if it is hemerocallis I Imight try and pot up and keep them weed the rest.In the Lawn they will just get cut with grass and usual feed and weed.
If its carex then its coming out.
thanks again guys.

1 Oct, 2012

 

There is a weed that looks like hemerocallis when it is very young. If the stem is triangular, then it is the weed. It will also have long white roots that help it spread underground (daylilies are orangey red), and a black seed attached.

2 Oct, 2012

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