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Author:  wtappe [ Sun Jul 22, 2012 2:48 pm ]
Post subject:  Help ID 3 Weeds Please
I am new the the organic program and am having trouble with 3 different weeds in my yard. I have attached pictures. Can someone please help identify as well as some help ridding my yard of these weeds.

Picture 1 - I had this really bad last year i the fall it spread all over the yard now its coming back. The plant is young it gets much larger.
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Picture 2 - This spreads all over the yard.
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Picture 3 - Not sure if this is a type of clover but it is growing all over as well.
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Thanks!!
Author:  northwesterner [ Sun Jul 22, 2012 2:54 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Help ID 3 Weeds Please
Where are you? Is it possible to post larger versions of those photos or take closer shots?
Author:  user_48634 [ Tue Jul 24, 2012 9:12 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Help ID 3 Weeds Please
Yes, those pix are like postage stamps. Size them to be 800x600. Then upload at full size. And when you retake the pictures, take them when the sun is low or when there are clouds. There's too much contrast in the full sun to see what we're looking at. If you can find a flower on the weeds, that really helps to ID them.

The second one looks like crabgrass in bermuda. When you don't feed bermuda heavily every month, it can thin out and allow weeds in. Also it needs an inch of water, all at one time, every week in the summer heat. It should be mulch mowed twice a week at 1 inch most of the year and 1.5 inches when the heat gets really serious.
Author:  sandih [ Thu Jul 26, 2012 5:51 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Help ID 3 Weeds Please
The 3rd one: Prostrate Spurge Euphorbia supina Raf. is a low growing summer annual. The leaves have a red blotch in the center and stems ooze a milky sap when broken.
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