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Nutsedge in Liriope: Test Imazaquin on a Small Patch First

Yellow nutsedge in liriope: imazaquin is labeled for some liriope varieties. Test on a small area first. Water in after application; control is slow (weeks). See “Nutsedge Control in Landscapes.”

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