A Peoria, IL homeowner battles nimblewill (Muhlenbergia schreberi) — a warm-season perennial grass that invades cool-season lawns.
Nimblewill grows late spring to early fall. Fertilize, aerate, and overseed cool-season grasses in fall and spring to favor them during nimblewill's dormancy.
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