What is this weed?
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I've found that the guys at a local garden center or hardware store are very knowledgeable about local plant life. You could take a plant there to be ID'ed.
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That cluster looks like typical clover to my less-than-expert eye. I've also got that stuff all over my backyard, and have a few clumps starting to really come up in my front lawn.
If it is in fact clover, I've read a bit online about it saying that it actually isn't a bad thing if clover is invading your lawn. Here's one such article I came across which outlines why it isn't, and still goes on to ridding your lawn of it should you still want to do so:
How to Kill Clover Without Chemicals
I am in the camp that it does take away from the aesthetic of a nice grassy lawn so I'd love for my small yard to be gone of clover. But for me I feel like it's gonna be a bit of work...I think my next step is to actually get the soil analyzed.
If it is in fact clover, I've read a bit online about it saying that it actually isn't a bad thing if clover is invading your lawn. Here's one such article I came across which outlines why it isn't, and still goes on to ridding your lawn of it should you still want to do so:
How to Kill Clover Without Chemicals
I am in the camp that it does take away from the aesthetic of a nice grassy lawn so I'd love for my small yard to be gone of clover. But for me I feel like it's gonna be a bit of work...I think my next step is to actually get the soil analyzed.
#6
Maybe I'm not looking at it right but that doesn't look like clover to me. Clover is beneficial although some don't care to see it. The soil in my yard is so poor as long as it's green and don't die - it's a keeper
