Nimblewill (Muhlenbergia schreberi) is a perennial grass resembling crabgrass. Grows Memorial Day to Labor Day (north). Spreads by stolons and seed—seeds low, escapes mowing.
Control: favor cool-season lawn with fall/early spring fertilization (when nimblewill dormant), overseed. Mechanical: remove, solarize with plastic. Cultural beats chemical.
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