Couch grass is a clump-forming perennial grass that spreads through the soil via underground stems or stolons, and is easily spread by cultivation. It can creep from lawns to infest flower and vegetable beds. Couch grass also produces flowerheads that are followed by seeds, allowing the further spread of this weed.

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Symptoms

Couch grass spreads easily to form dense mats of underground stems. It grows among garden plants, competing with them for water and nutrients and reducing crop yields in vegetable beds.

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Established flowerbeds, freshly dug soil, cracks in paving, lawns, borders edging lawns

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