Southern NJ lawn: fast-growing, light-green, single-sprout weed (1 inch/day). Likely yellow nutsedge or barnyard grass.
ID weed via university resources. Use organic pre-emergents and spot-treatments; avoid soil-sterilizing chemicals.
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