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Trying to identify this annoying weed in my lawn. Have been spot spraying with Trimec mixed up in a 4 gallon sprayer. Pretty sure I got the mixt...
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Lawn weed identification #878984
Asked July 27, 2024, 9:25 AM EDT
Trying to identify this annoying weed in my lawn. Have been spot spraying with Trimec mixed up in a 4 gallon sprayer. Pretty sure I got the mixture connect. Trimec is not doing much.
Sussex County Delaware
Expert Response
Hello
This looks to be lespedeza. A 3-way herbicide that includes any combination of 24-D, dicamba, MCPP, triclopyr, or clopyralid will
control it.
This looks to be lespedeza. A 3-way herbicide that includes any combination of 24-D, dicamba, MCPP, triclopyr, or clopyralid will
control it.
Hi - hoping you can identify this weed. It kind of looks like crabgrass but does not spread out like crabgrass. It seems to grow faster than the surrounding grass. I know there is Goosegrass and Dallas grass.
Hi,
This is dallisgrass (Paspalum dilatatum). It is a perennial warm-season grass. Glyphosate is about the only chemical control option for this weed. Spot treat with glyphosate and re-seed is your best plan of attack.
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This is dallisgrass (Paspalum dilatatum). It is a perennial warm-season grass. Glyphosate is about the only chemical control option for this weed. Spot treat with glyphosate and re-seed is your best plan of attack.
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