[vxaxv17]

I think this is some sort of Speedwell. Maybe corn speedwell? This is at my Dads house which I took over the lawn to help him out. Anyone know for sure?
I should add that I hit it with some T-zone and it mostly just laughed at me.

I have this all over my yard. Not sure what it is myself but closest i could find was some sort of speedwell or chickweed. I've been applying speedzone and/or ortho weed b gon and it has persisted although it has turned somewhat brown. Would be really nice to know what it is and how to get rid of it. mine have blue flowers.

 

[Garyevans95]

@Garyevans95 Dogfennel, perhaps?

I think you nailed it.

 

[jhov415]

Crabgrass ?

#notmyyard #helpingafriend

 

[g-man]

@airgas1998 the images are too dark and out of focus. You might need to take new ones.

 

[social port]

I think this is some sort of Speedwell. Maybe corn speedwell? This is at my Dads house which I took over the lawn to help him out. Anyone know for sure?
I should add that I hit it with some T-zone and it mostly just laughed at me.

I have this all over my yard. Not sure what it is myself but closest i could find was some sort of speedwell or chickweed. I've been applying speedzone and/or ortho weed b gon and it has persisted although it has turned somewhat brown. Would be really nice to know what it is and how to get rid of it. mine have blue flowers.

If that is speedwell...
I think you will be more successful with triclopyr. Weed b gone CCO contains triclopyr. Add a small amount of baby shampoo or a buy a surfactant to help the herbicide penetrate the leaf. See how things look after two apps.

 

[social port]

Crabgrass ?

#notmyyard #helpingafriend

I'm not certain, but it looks like goosegrass.

 

[jhov415]

What's the best method to kill goosegrass? Bermuda yard.

Crabgrass ?

#notmyyard #helpingafriend

I'm not certain, but it looks like goosegrass.

 

[social port]

What's the best method to kill goosegrass? Bermuda yard.

Crabgrass ?

#notmyyard #helpingafriend

I'm not certain, but it looks like goosegrass.

Bermuda is a warm season grass, and the used herbicides in warm season turf can be different from what are safely used on cool season grasses. I don't know about the management of goosegrass in bermuda, so I am sorry that I cannot advise here.
I am going to recommend that you wait for a confirmation on my ID of goosegrass, and I will ask @g-man or @pennstater2005 to kindly move your post to the warm season side if that is possible. Members in that sub-forum have more knowledge and experience in treating difficult grassy weeds in warm season turf.

 

[Buddy]

Anyone know what this is, and what might kill it? Have a section of the yard that this grows in and I'd like to get rid of it. Has a stemy feel and a leafs portion almost at the top. Wondering what type of spray would be best.

Anyone have thoughts on what this might be?

 

[Flying Aces]

I think this is some sort of Speedwell. Maybe corn speedwell? This is at my Dads house which I took over the lawn to help him out. Anyone know for sure?
I should add that I hit it with some T-zone and it mostly just laughed at me.

I have this all over my yard. Not sure what it is myself but closest i could find was some sort of speedwell or chickweed. I've been applying speedzone and/or ortho weed b gon and it has persisted although it has turned somewhat brown. Would be really nice to know what it is and how to get rid of it. mine have blue flowers.

Pretty sure that it's corn speedwell after doing my research. I've tried tenacity and Tzone and both don't have much results although tenacity seemed better. Many university sites say it's difficult to control with herbicide so I plan on a fall pre emergent to stop these. Hope this helps you too

 

[pdavi21]

What's this?
It starts out looking like dark green fine grass with a red base.
As it gets larger, the leaves get slightly wider and are slightly floppier than grass.
The leaves get spiky (looking), and it turns bluish (gets a bit fuzzy too). This is when I know I screwed up.
Then Large stems grow up and out in a bowl shape.
Buds that bare a dandelion-like puffball appear and the bottom leaves begin to get thicker.
It has a taproot.
Generic lawn weed killer seems to hurt it.

 

[g-man]

@jhov415 I think it does looks like goosegrass.

 

[cpotter638]

Is this just standard clover?

 

[Jconnelly6b]

Is this just standard clover?

Looks like large hop clover. Chemical control with triclopyr or quinclorac.

 

[cpotter638]

Looks like large hop clover. Chemical control with triclopyr or quinclorac.

Thank you for the help.

Also, what this the weed in these photos. Have some of these scattered through lawn.

 

[kasberjr1]

Found these three weeds in my yard. Any help with ID and treatment is appreciated. Thanks!

 

[nocsious]

Looks like Dalligrass or maybe Goosegrass. I'd hand paint with the roundup gel.

 

[Joehock57]

Looking for help with this weed for a friend! Cool season turf...is this something a basic over the counter "kills weeds not the lawn" product will take care of? Thanks!

 

[Remkid870]

Have quite a bit of this in a piece of ground I seeded in April. Can someone tell me what this is? Treated with tenacity shortly after seeding but still have quite a bit of this stuff.

 

[Igor021988]

Hey any ideas on what I have growing ???