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Beggarweed
How to Get Rid of Beggarweed
Characteristics
- Desmodium incanum
- commonly known as creeping beggarweed
- perennial weed
- leaves are made up of three leaflets
- leaves are elliptic in shape and point at the tip
- flowers are rose to pink in color
- found in southeastern regions all the way to Texas
- germination will start in the spring and go into the summer depending on your location
Treatment
Selective
- best time to apply these herbicides is during active growth (summer)
- predominately a southern weed so use herbicides that are safe for southern grasses
- look for products that contain triclopyr, MCPP, Dicamba and/or 2,4-D
- Make sure to properly identify your grass to make sure that the herbicide is safe for your lawn. Choose your grass below to filter for products that are safe for your lawn:
Non-Selective
- spot treat trouble areas
- only target unwanted vegetation
- look for products that contain chemicals such as glyphosate
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Starting at: $88.85
Dismiss Herbicide, by FMC is a selective, post-emergent herbicide. It has shown to work faster than Certainty, Sedgehammer or Monument. Dismiss Herbicide is one of the best herbicides for sedge weed control in residential and commercial turf. Troublesome sedges such as green kylinga and yellow nutsedge are knocked out with visible results from one to two days. It not only attacks the surface of the weeds but better yet, gets into the soil to penetrate the sedge tubers. This penetrating soil action helps to prevent additional outbreaks of sedges. It is also labeled for the control or suppression on over 45 broadleaf weeds and grasses.
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