Red Sorrel

Red sorrel is a persistent perennial weed that should be eradicated promptly because it spreads throughout the lawn area quickly. The [...]

Red Sorrel2023-11-22T22:29:41+00:00

Wild Violets

These plants are the worst to try to pull because even the smallest root will propagate and make new plants. The [...]

Wild Violets2023-11-22T22:29:28+00:00

Mouse Ear Chickweed

This weed has several variations, “mouse ear” and “common.” They are similar to all broad-leaved weeds in that they are controlled [...]

Mouse Ear Chickweed2023-11-22T22:29:14+00:00

Ground Ivy

Ground ivy looks like giant mallow except that it has lobed leaves instead of serrated leaves. It has stubborn runners that [...]

Ground Ivy2023-11-22T22:27:52+00:00

Black Medic

This weed looks like clover but it isn’t related. It was used as a medicinal treatment in ancient times and was [...]

Black Medic2023-11-22T22:28:26+00:00

Oxalis

Don’t confuse this weed with clover – it’s MUCH smaller and has tiny yellow flowers. A relative of woodsorrel, oxalis is [...]

Oxalis2023-11-22T22:26:54+00:00

Spurge

Spurge is a perennial plant that leaks a milky fluid when broken. There are several types of spurge including spotted spurge, [...]

Spurge2018-06-14T17:29:50+00:00

Mallow (pennywort)

Mallow is a perennial plant that resembles ground ivy. It spreads from a central root and can be successfully pulled out [...]

Mallow (pennywort)2023-11-22T12:10:36+00:00

White Clover

Clovers are broad-leaved weeds that are of the legume family. They produce their own nitrogen and are usually very green. Clover [...]

White Clover2023-11-22T22:25:45+00:00

Dandelion

Would you eat this weed? Many people do (dandelion greens) but they really don’t belong in a lawn! Dandelions are biennial [...]

Dandelion2023-11-22T22:25:33+00:00
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