Tips & Information about Weeds - Page 2

There are many types of garden weeds, making it difficult to know how to kill weeds, as not all methods work the same for all weed types. For this reason, we have attempted to make the task of weed control in lawns and gardens easier by providing tips on how to identify garden weeds. Once you know more about the common garden weeds found in the landscape, you’ll have a better idea on how to kill weeds that become bothersome. Whether it comes down to taking an organic approach or using a chemical method, our tips will alleviate future problems.

Weeds

Control Dame's Rocket or Sweet Rocket Wildflower

Dame's rocket, also known as sweet rocket and hesperis, may be an attractive flower but it behaves badly in the garden and is considered a noxious weed.

What Is Poison Hemlock: Where Does Poison Hemlock Grow And How To Control

Invasive poison hemlock is toxic in all of its parts. Its invasive nature makes it difficult to control, so wear gloves and protection.

By Jackie Carroll
Bahiagrass Control - How To Eradicate Bahiagrass In Your Lawn

Controlling bahiagrass in lawns minimizes competition since bahiagrass tends to seed prolifically and spread into turf areas.

By Bonnie L. Grant

Spanish Needle Control and Tips On Managing Spanish Needle Weeds

Spanish needle is extremely aggressive and produces needle-like seeds that cling to everything they touch. If this sounds like a particular weed in your garden, the tips in this article can help with Spanish needle control.

By Mary H. Dyer
Torpedograss Weeds: Tips On Torpedograss Control

How to safely and naturally get rid of torpedograss presents a great challenge, but it can be done.

By Bonnie L. Grant
Controlling Prostrate Pigweed - Tips To Remove And Kill Prostrate Pigweed

To kill prostrate pigweed amend your sandy soil, put on your gloves, and start pulling them out by the roots.

By Heather Rhoades

Managing Tumbleweeds – Learn About Russian Thistle Control Methods

If you view tumbling tumbleweed as an icon of the American West, you are not alone. Tumbleweed's real name is Russian thistle and it is very, very invasive. For information about Russian thistle weeds, including tips on how to get rid of Russian thistle, click here.

By Teo Spengler
Coltsfoot Information: Learn About Coltsfoot Growing Conditions And Control

Once valued as medicine, Coltsfoot can invade your garden space. It's easier to eradicate than some, but it takes a bit of perseverance.

By Jackie Carroll
Poison Sumac Information and Learn About Poison Sumac Control

What is poison sumac? Learn to identify and manage this invasive carefully and effectively.

By Mary H. Dyer

Controlling Johnson Grass and How To Kill Johnson Grass

Johnson grass has plagued farmers since its introduction as a forage crop. Many states require landowners to kill the invasive and noxious Johnson grass.