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    Quackgrass – Identification, Control, and Uses

    • Studies indicate that quackgrass is a viable forage crop for ruminants. It’s durable and drought tolerant. In timothy hay mixed with quackgrass, beef cattle yield was similar, even in stands with 100% quac… See more

    Use of Quackgrass For Food

    The leaves, roots and seeds of quackgrass are edible, but not the tastiest wild harvested crop. Try very young leaves as salad greens or for juicing. Once the plant gets a little … See more

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    Medicinal Use

    Backyard Medicinequotes Culpeper from 1653, “Although a gardener be of another opinion, yet a physician holds half an acre of couch grass to be worth five acres of carrots twic… See more

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    Other Names

    Other names for quackgrass include: couchgrass, dog grass, quickgrass, quitch, quitch grass, scutch, twitch, wheat grass, cough grass, quake grass, chandler’s grass, durf… See more

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    More Information About Wild Plants

    Thanks so much for stopping by to visit. This post is #22 in the Weekly Weeder series, where share how to use common wild plants. You can view the entire series on the Her… See more

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    How does quackgrass grow?
    It can grow in clumps and reach close to four feet tall, with flat, thick, blueish-green leaves. It also has round stems, which the leaves connect to via auricles, which look like a collar around them. Not only does quackgrass spread through seeds but creeping, underground rhizomes, too.
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