Q: Purple weeds are growing EVERYWHERE in my lawn. This is the first year I have ever noticed them. Can you tell me more about this plant as I have heard other people commenting on it as well.

Finally, if your lawn is more than 50% weeds (i.e., common bermudagrass, crabgrass, broadleaf weeds), a complete renovation next spring or fall, rather than a single herbicide treatment, is required.

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Failure to control winter annual weeds usually leads to an increase in summer weed problems. Finally, if your lawn is more than 50% weeds (i.e., common bermudagrass, crabgrass, broadleaf weeds), a ...

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Controlling wild violet weeds in the lawn. Viola papilionacea, or common wild violet, can be a pesky lawn weed. ... you might just have to learn to appreciate its pretty purple springtime flowers. ...

No doubt a pest for gardeners, it can be a devastating nuisance for farmers. Dense matts of sedge have been documented to have reduced yields of corn by up to 30% and barley yields by as much as 25%.

If I wanted I could controlled them in my Bermuda lawn with a broadleaf weed killer containing 2,4-D. Always read the labels of any chemical carefully before using on your lawn.