Hey Weed guys
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Duck-Slayer
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I believe that’s a grass, so you would have to use roundup, have you tried a healthy dose of 2-4-D?
Matt
Matt
onpoint
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If the question is referring to the long stalked spikey looking outfit with a few residual petals.....
I'm thinking Prairie Clover - native and actually can be a valuable browse for critters - if that's what it is......
Can get to be invasive in some cases - from USDA lit.
See if I get any agreement??.....
I'm thinking Prairie Clover - native and actually can be a valuable browse for critters - if that's what it is......
Can get to be invasive in some cases - from USDA lit.
See if I get any agreement??.....
Rzrbck918
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Looks like a young hare barley. Hard to tell from the picture. However, at this stage roundup would be the best bet for any grassy weed. Not sure about the laws where you are but a landscaping supply may be able to sell you as the property owner something more strategic to put out before germination next year.
onpoint
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For clarification, exactly which plant of the species present in the pic are you referring to as the "weed"????
golfer, it ain't Timothy. The plant I am referring to is the one with the seed pods on top of the stem. I'll post another pic tomorrow. If it helps, I'm in Montana. mtmuley
WI-Hoyt
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If you think it’s a broadleaf then try 2-4-D works the best in the fall I’m told by my chemical salesman. I would try a dose of that to start. An off brand is Triplet and works great on any broadleaf. Good luck
Hunting Wife
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Hard to tell from that photo, but it looks like some kind of plantain to me. I think I’m seeing broad-ish basal leaves there? What part of the state is this from?
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marksjeep
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Lamb's Tongue, aka plantain. 2,4-D for selective control.
onpoint
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checked it out more....my first stab looking incorrect, agree on "lamb's tongue" or other plantain - a stock photo from the web:
1Pointer, paging Mr 1Pointer.
I'm a rank amateur, but throwing out this out there: Sertaria a yellow foxtail.
http://www.kswildflower.org/grass_details.php?grassID=52
I'm a rank amateur, but throwing out this out there: Sertaria a yellow foxtail.
http://www.kswildflower.org/grass_details.php?grassID=52
Carnage2011
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I’d throw 2,4D and milestone at it. 2,4-D is basically just an acid that burns everything down really hard. It doesn’t control many weeds, but it does kill a lot of general broadleaf plants for the year.
Elkmagnet
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I thought this was a another "Why the cowboys will win the super bowl this year"
P.s. 2,4-D mix a test, spray a small area in the heat and see what happens to grasses/broadleaf. Then apply at adjusted rate.
P.s. 2,4-D mix a test, spray a small area in the heat and see what happens to grasses/broadleaf. Then apply at adjusted rate.
[video]https://www.grasshoppergardenservices.co.uk/images/easyblog_images/429/ribworm-plantain-Grasshopper-Garden-Services.jpg[/video]
Your picture looks more like ribworm plantain. The image is of a British garden plant.
Your picture looks more like ribworm plantain. The image is of a British garden plant.
Mica Man
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Plantain as mentioned above in s few posts. My damn yard is full of it. 2-4D seems to knock it back when I use it but mowing it just seems to exacerbate the spread of seed crop.
tarheel
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Always heard it called English Plantain. I used Trimec Classic broadleaf herbicide to get rid of mine.
Make sure to use a good surfactant in order to get the best result and most bang for your buck.
Make sure to use a good surfactant in order to get the best result and most bang for your buck.
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