Help. Weeds or Alfalfa
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It don't look like Alfalfa, most of that has a purple bloom. Really need a better pic, but it looks like the weed called Campion. http://www.ppws.vt.edu/scott/weed_id/melal.htm
whatisup02, I tried to reply to the PM, I don't know if it worked or not...............things have gotten fubar around here.
It don't look like Alfalfa, most of that has a purple bloom. Really need a better pic, but it looks like the weed called Campion. http://www.ppws.vt.edu/scott/weed_id/melal.htm
whatisup02, I tried to reply to the PM, I don't know if it worked or not...............things have gotten fubar around here.
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That white flowering stuff is a weed called White Campion ... I have a bunch of this in my clover plots. It will bloom almost all summer. The more I cut it, the more it seems to bloom. It laughed at the butyrac 200 sprayed this spring.
http://www.ppws.vt.edu/scott/weed_id/melal.htm
http://www.ppws.vt.edu/scott/weed_id/melal.htm
#9
One tough customer
I have the wicked sister to White Campion called Bladder Campion.
http://www.ppws.vt.edu/scott/weed_id/silvu.htm
It won't laugh at Glyphosate, Banvel, 2,4,D or several other potent herbicides, but none of those chemicals will kill it either. The new seedlings will die, but it is a long lived perennial and onced established the only thing I have found to get rid of it is a moldboard plow. Best advice is to clean the equipment that is used to cut it because the seed will hitch a ride where ever you take it.
Here it is in alfalfa and red clover.
Here is why it is so hard to kill. IMO
It has one hell of a root.
The deer around here won't eat it either
http://www.ppws.vt.edu/scott/weed_id/silvu.htm
It won't laugh at Glyphosate, Banvel, 2,4,D or several other potent herbicides, but none of those chemicals will kill it either. The new seedlings will die, but it is a long lived perennial and onced established the only thing I have found to get rid of it is a moldboard plow. Best advice is to clean the equipment that is used to cut it because the seed will hitch a ride where ever you take it.
Here it is in alfalfa and red clover.
Here is why it is so hard to kill. IMO
It has one hell of a root.
The deer around here won't eat it either