Maryland growers with 12×8 ft kidney-shaped bog garden (years of success) now overrun with grass plugs. Asked about removal, replanting, dividing, and removing previous year's growth.
Jacob Farin: Grass is a perennial problem—even for nurseries. Annual spring repotting of grass-infested pots is standard. Grass inhibits carnivorous plant root growth.
Protecting Vegetable Garden from Unknown Pests
Starting an English Garden in South Florida Zone 10–11
Building an In-Ground Bog Garden: Same Soil, Silica Sand for Economy
Mulching a Large Vegetable Garden: Best Materials and Weed Control
End-of-Season Garden Cleanup: Normal Leaf Dieback and Fall Planting
Bog Plants for a Half-Land, Half-Water Aquarium: Low Light, Sand Substrate
Best Aquatic Plants for Water Gardens: Marginals, Lilies, and Edge Plantings
Designing a Flower Garden: Types, Furniture, Plant Selection, and Maintenance Basics
Designing a Charming Country-Style Garden for Small Spaces
Essential Garden Housekeeping for Health & Beauty
Growing Hibiscus: A Complete Guide to Tropical Beauty in Your Garden
Ornamental Wheat Grasses: Bringing Prairie Beauty to Your Garden
Garden Shade Plants: Designing Lush Retreats in Dappled Light
Designing with Perennial Garden Plants: Color, Height, and Bloom Sequence
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