Category: Common Lawn Weeds

* Perennial broadleaf weed.
* Deeply taprooted, stemless.
* Leaves, basal, slightly to deeply cut, with lobes that point back towards base.
* Single yellow flowers at end of each long, smooth hollow stalk.
* Seed are brown, long stalked with parachute of hairs …

* Winter annual broadleaf weed.
* Sparsely-hairy weed with greenish to purplish, tender, four-sided stems.
* Leaves are opposite, broadly egg-shaped with bluntly toothed margins.
* Lower leaves on long petioles, upper leaves on short petioles (as opposed to no petioles on upper …

* Winter annual broadleaf weed.
* Greenish to purplish, tender, square stems with opposite leaves.
* Leaves are rounded, coarsely toothed, deeply veined, and hairy.
* At the top the plant, the leaves are directly clasped to the stem.
* Similiar in appearance to …

* Winter annual grass.
* Sometimes called Poa annua.
* Most common winter turf weed; seeds may start to germinate in August.
* Weed of compacted, moist soils and sites which are frequently mowed close.
* Low growing plant with fine stems and leaves.
* …

* Perennial winter broadleaf weed.
* Has a creeping or spreading habit.
* Stems are somewhat fleshy and greenish white in color.
* Elliptical to lance-shaped leaves are oppositely arranged on the stem.
* White tubular flowers with four lobes at each leaf axil …