Weeds

[Fiziksgeek]

Originally Posted by noweedshere

3. Yellow woodsorrel aka oxalis
4. Wild violet
5. Creeping woodsorrel

All 3 of these weeds will be better controlled with a broadleaf combination containing triclopyr. Violet might take multiple applications still. Look for Ortho Clover, Chickweed, and Oxalis Killer (CCO). It is straight triclopyr and can be applied alone or combined with your other weed b gon mix.

#3, does this have a common name? I have some old memory of another name...and being told its edible? Maybe I was just a little kid eating grass..? haha

[Fiziksgeek]

Originally Posted by White Gardens

1.) Crab Grass (or any other weed grass)
2.) Asiatic Dayflower. Good luck killing and controlling that one.
3.) Clover
4.) Wild Violet
5.) Black Medic while still a bit green.

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You have a couple of noticible difference

2. Asiatic dayflower vs. Japanese Stilf Grass

I googled asiatic dayflower. I can see the similarities in the leaves, but I have never seen mine flower. Certainly int he middle of the yard where I mow, it gets cut too soon. Its invaded some planting beds too, where it can grow significantly before I get around to pulling it, and still havent noticed any flowers. Next time I am out there, I will be looking for them though.

5. Balck Medic vs. red/creeping wood sorrel.

The leave of the black medic don't loook very "heart" like to me. Nor have I come upon any pictures with color like what I see in my lawn.

[noweedshere]

I too still eat oxalis to this day for the sour/bitter flavor. Then I kill the rest with triclopyr. I don't recall any other name for it though.
As for the creeping woodsorrel pictures, search purple creeping woodsorrel and you should find plenty of options. Oxalis corniculata Vs. oxalis stricta(yellow).

[White Gardens]

Originally Posted by Fiziksgeek

You have a couple of noticible difference

2. Asiatic dayflower vs. Japanese Stilf Grass

I googled asiatic dayflower. I can see the similarities in the leaves, but I have never seen mine flower. Certainly int he middle of the yard where I mow, it gets cut too soon. Its invaded some planting beds too, where it can grow significantly before I get around to pulling it, and still havent noticed any flowers. Next time I am out there, I will be looking for them though.

5. Balck Medic vs. red/creeping wood sorrel.

The leave of the black medic don't loook very "heart" like to me. Nor have I come upon any pictures with color like what I see in my lawn.

Did notice the leaf pattern after you mentioned it.

As for the Day Flower Versus Stilt grass, the leaf in your picture looks more like the day flower to me.

But, I'm not there to make an up close judgement on that one.


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[White Gardens]

This might help your diagnoses though.

http://courses.missouristate.edu/pbt...stiltgrass.htm


http://www.ppws.vt.edu/scott/weed_id/comco.htm

And, if you haven't seen the flowers at all or yet, it could possibly be deer tongue grass.

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