Does anyone know the name of this weed in our yard.
dene
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What would be best to use to get this gone from our yard? It seems to be taking over and all we use doesn't seem to remove it.
Appreciate any help!
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Does anyone know what plant this is? Perennial? Weed?
Comments (6)This doesn't look like pokeweed (poke salad) to me. Normally poke salad stalks don't turn red until they get much bigger. When they are this small they are still pickable and edible....See MoreDoes anyone know the name of this green weed?
Comments (5)Every time I read or post a can you name this plant question, I think of my brother's snakes. He raises Ball pythons and has quite a few. When asked if he had named any of them, he said "No, they don't come when I call them anyway". And seeing that this is dog fennel, it makes that thought even more amusing. We have a puppy named Lilli and she doesn't come when you call her either (although she is definitely getting better) M...See Moredoes anyone know if weed and grass killer
Comments (6)teeka you can get this consultation for free. In Florida the utilities companies do a free energy audit and advise on insulation. You can often get a rebate for installing insulation. Your water company will also advise on rain barrels - our local company sells wonderful rain barrels at a very low price. About pavers - the term to use is "permeable surface". Your building department can give you ideas on what materials qualify, and how to calculate your "square foot" needs. Then price your choice of materials, plus installation. Your building code allows so much of a percentage of your property to have "impermeable" covering (slab and driveway/sidewalk) Switching to permeable driveway can actually allow you to add on to your house.......See MoreDoes anybody know the name of this weed?
Comments (5)I didn't know. But it looks like the message posted here, after yours, "Hedge Parsley (Torilis Arvensis) aka beggars lice", is asking about the same plant. Most of the Umbellifers don't have bur-like seeds. (First one I have heard of.) Don't know what the odds are re the posts here, but you might want to investigate this plant. May be it....See More
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