Weed ID and How to kill it?

[jluc]

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[jluc]

I tried Dakota but It didn't do anything. Any Suggestions that want kill my clover? I think it is two different weeds. Both seem to grow in clumps.

[Johnny Reb]

First looks like a type of yellow nutsedge.

Second looks like a sandspur?


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[santee11]

Dang you have some big thumbs! I bet hitch hiking is a breeze for you!

[Johnny Reb]

Dang you have some big thumbs! I bet hitch hiking is a breeze for you!

LOL


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[jluc]

Never tried hitch hiking, but I am glad I might have what it takes. LOL. What will kill that stuff with out killing my clover?

[Johnny Reb]

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[jluc]

Thank you!

[camotoon60]

Clethodim

[Catdaddy]

The presents of sandspur indicates the soil is acidic and needs lime.

Post plus(4%) will take care of grasses and not hurt clover.

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[jluc]

Thanks for the info Gents.

[duckchoppin]

Slay or pursuit

[Palmetto Bug]

We've had sandspurs in our lawn. We got rid of it by pulling it up by hand before it got a foothold. If it isn't too wide spread, you might try hitting it very selectively with the already mentioned herbicides and a small backpack or even handheld sprayer to kill it to the root.

Johnny Reb's image calls it Sandbur, not Sandspur. I assume I'm talking about the same weed.

I learned something in this thread from Catdaddy about the lime/pH. Sandspurs belong in hell.