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I know the one in the right circle is clover, but what about the other two? TIA |
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| The one in the middle is Nutsedge and is a mjor pain to kill off, I have heard a product called Sedge Hammer is effective on it but I have not tried it personally. |
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- Posted by bassplayer7 6 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 10, 11 at 12:30
| I can't see the picture, but if it's nutsedge, there's several products that will work. Sedgehammer is the easiest. |
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- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Thu, Aug 11, 11 at 22:42
| I would be hesitant to identify any of the grass in that picture. Dutch white clover looks like this...
Note the whitish ring through the three leaves. If you don't have the ring then you have a clover look-alike. The other grassy weeds are unidentifiable in your picture. Where do you live? Sometimes that helps to rule out some plants. |
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| The picture is difficult to work with, but the right one does look like clover. If it blooms white, pink or light purple, it is Clover. If you get tiny yellow flowers in August, Oxalis leaves look like Clover. Without better detail, I'd hesitate to commit to the left one, but by color, it "could" be Nimblewill. Get better pictures. |
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- Posted by bradmcnutt (My Page) on Thu, Aug 25, 11 at 8:10
| Thanks for all the replies. So the right weed is definitely white clover as it has the white ring. The one on the middle is definitely nutsedge which is great to know as that was the one driving me crazy as it grows so fast and high and really stands out. Here's two more pics of the one on the left: http://i.imgur.com/koMY9.jpg http://i.imgur.com/0HGLb.jpg There's another weed I've found that I could use some help with identifying Thanks again |
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- Posted by fruitjarfla (My Page) on Thu, Aug 25, 11 at 8:40
| If they are different, the last two appear to be crabgrass and the low-growing form of goosegrass. When I find goosegrass, I prefer to remove by hand. Crabgrass spreads far and I usually use a weed killer. |
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