Nutsedge spreads by underground tubers ("nuts"). Pulling leaves tubers behind to resprout. The Water Weeder (Lee Valley Tools) uses a high-pressure water jet to liquefy soil around the plant, letting you extract the whole root system with tubers intact.
This tool can clear an infestation where pulling fails. It's a game-changer for organic nutsedge control.
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