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Spurweed is out there now – don’t delay

Posted on March 6, 2022 by tedmanzer

I thought I’d post a quick note on a nasty weed.This recent warm weather has made many lawn weeds pop. Among them is spurweed (Soliva sessilis)) otherwise known as lawn burweed, stickerweed and sandbur. It is a low growing fine … Continue reading →

Posted in foraging | Tagged broadleaf, lawn burweed, lawn weed, low growing, post-emergent, pre-emergent, sandbur, sharp spines, soliva sessilis, spurweed, stickerweed | 2 Comments

Once you spot spurweed it’s usually too late to stop it

Posted on June 7, 2015 by tedmanzer

It’s now the season to take barefoot walks in the yard. In many cases that can be painful due to a tiny lawn pest called spurweed. It has a lacy almost fernlike appearance and it is often less than an … Continue reading →

Posted in foraging | Tagged cone-like fruits, delicate leaves, fernlike appearance, little burrs, spurweed, traditional broadleaf herbicides, triazine herbicides | 2 Comments

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Spurweed is out there now – don’t delay

Once you spot spurweed it’s usually too late to stop it

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