|
 As with most
lawn weeds, the best control is to grow a
healthy, vigorous turfgrass. A good layer of
mulch such as shredded bark or wood chips will
help manage weeds in the bed or border.
If cultural options do not
provide enough control, several
herbicides are also labeled for this weed,
however, this one falls under the "difficult
to control" lawn weeds and may be tough
to eliminate. |
Henbit
(
inches in height and bears purple, tubular
flowers. It is a winter annual meaning that it
sets seeds in summer or fall which drop to the
ground and germinate in the fall. Then, it
survives the winter as a small plant and starts
growing again in the early spring. It is a
member of the mint family and, therefore, has
square stems.
