Nutsedge invading a new boxwood hedge in NC indicates poor soil. Chemical herbicides risk damaging boxwoods. Organic solution: build soil health so weeds can’t thrive.
Apply sugar or dry molasses (1 lb/250 sq ft) and water deeply. Feed beneficial microbes that enrich soil. Weeds like nutsedge prefer poor soil; rich, biologically active soil suppresses them. Avoid all chemicals—they kill microbes and create dependency.
Over 3–4 years, weeds diminish. Use baking soda for fungus, deep watering, high mowing. Resource: DirtDoctor.com.
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