A: Oxalis is a difficult weed to control. That’s why some of the products will have a starburst and the call-out wording “even controls oxalis!” That lets you know that it’s a weed that ...

Check labels to see if oxalis is a specific target for weed control. Oxalis is a genus in the wood sorrel family with hundreds of species found globally except in arctic regions. Leaves resemble ...

Don Anderson Oxalis, also called woodsorrel, is a cool-season perennial weed that is very difficult to control. The most active growing season is October to May. With its three-part leaves ...

Another household ingredient touted for weed control is vinegar, which, thanks to its acetic acid, can scorch plant leaves upon contact. For oxalis, you can use household vinegar or opt for ...

The Latin name is Oxalis latifolia. It is generally considered a weed and is quite invasive. Physical control: When oxalis is growing in beds, hand weeding can be done. To control the oxalis ...

A: Who identified this weed as oxalis? Make sure it is oxalis before trying to control it. Other weeds such as clover look similar, but oxalis has yellow flowers that are distinctive. Having it in ...

Weed chemicals aren’t mind readers ... and manual removal. Atrazine can control oxalis as both a pre-emergent and post-emergent, but you must not get it on the liriope plants.

I have a weed that looks like clover that I believe is oxalis growing in my lawn and flowerbeds. Do you have any information on the best way to control this? — Chelsea Oxalis is a cool-season ...

This one is a Florida native weed and will be found throughout the ... There are many postemergence herbicides that provide effective control of oxalis. Products that contain glyphosate ...

The nonselective systemic herbicide, glyphosate (KillzAll, Eraser, Roundup, Grass and Weed Killer and other brands) is effective if you are persistent and make several applications as the oxalis ...