Hairy Bittercress
Type: Broadleaf
Appearance: Just like the name suggests, hairy bittercress leaves are hairy on both the top and bottom. It starts as…
Broadleaf Plantain
Type: Broadleaf
Appearance: When plantains infest turf, they grow in dense clumps. The smooth, oval leaf blades are 2 to 6 inches in…
Catchweed Bedstraw
Type: Broadleaf
Appearance: The seed leaves are oblong to egg-shaped with slightly notched tips, lacking hairs, and range from 1/2 to…
Purple Cudweed
Type: Broadleaf
Appearance: The cudweed family of weeds grow in basal rosettes. Both the leaves and seedheads are covered in fine,…
Carolina Geranium
Type: Broadleaf
Appearance: Identified by its elongated stems growing vertically and branching near the base. The stems are…
Large Hop Clover
Type: Broadleaf
Appearance: Can be identified by its hairy branched stems that can be green or a little reddish in color. Leaves are…
Persian Speedwell
Type: Broadleaf
Appearance: Stems can be up to 2 feet long. The whole plant is covered with tiny hairs. Leaves are opposite one…
Annual Ryegrass
Type: Grassy weed
Appearance: Annual ryegrass grows in clumps. The plant base is purple and the leaves are dark and shiny with smooth…
Spurge
Type: Broadleaf
Appearance: There are many kinds of spurge, but most are low-growing, creeping weeds that form a dense mat if left to…
Ragweed
Type: Broadleaf
Appearance: It can grow up to 5 feet tall and has hairy stems and light green leaves, up to 4" long. Ragweed flowers…