Posted by aleman on May 24, 2011, 3:01 pm
hi all,
I was hoping a gardening expert could identify the clover (?) that has
taken over huge parts of my lawn - please see the attachments.
Should I get this treated?
Cheers for any advice,
Al
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Posted by Stubby on May 25, 2011, 8:12 am
> hi all,
> I was hoping a gardening expert could identify the clover (?) that has
> taken over huge parts of my lawn - please see the attachments.
> Should I get this treated?
> Cheers for any advice,
> Al
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I don't know what the weed is but a broad-leaf weed killer will get
rid of it. To test buy a spray bottle of it and try a small area. I
like the Bayer product.
Posted by Old Wellies on May 27, 2011, 6:48 am
You have a mix in the pictures of Birds foot Trefoil and Black medick.
You need a selective weed killer to kill
aleman;922673 Wrote:
> hi all,
> I was hoping a gardening expert could identify the clover (?) that has
> taken over huge parts of my lawn - please see the attachments.
> Should I get this treated?
> Cheers for any advice,
> Al
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Posted by songbird on May 29, 2011, 1:33 am
aleman wrote:
> hi all,
> I was hoping a gardening expert could identify the clover (?) that has
> taken over huge parts of my lawn - please see the attachments.
> Should I get this treated?
> Cheers for any advice,
> Al
birdsfoot trefoil is a nice plant that
provides free nitrogen fertilizer. why
get rid of it? i'd rather get rid of the
grass...
trim it once in a while and let it go
and you should see some nice yellow
flowers while still keeping a neat
appearance.
if you are using a mulching mower
that is good as it will build the soil
up instead of removing all those nutrients.
songbird
Posted by Robby1 on June 14, 2011, 12:43 pm
aleman;922673 Wrote:
> hi all,
> I was hoping a gardening expert could identify the clover (?) that has
> taken over huge parts of my lawn - please see the attachments.
> Should I get this treated?
> Cheers for any advice,
> Al
Yes and quick. I had a similar weed last year I used "westlands
complete". Dont worry when you use it as the weeds will grow rigorously
this all part of the process. Warning - DO NOT over dose the lawn as the
grass will be killed off, read the instructions.
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> I was hoping a gardening expert could identify the clover (?) that has
> taken over huge parts of my lawn - please see the attachments.
> Should I get this treated?
> Cheers for any advice,
> Al
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