Q: How do I kill yellow flowering woodsorrel in my fescue lawn without harming the grass?
A: Yellow woodsorrel (Oxalis stricta) is tough—it regrows from a taproot and scatters seeds. In fescue, use products with triclopyr (not for bermuda or centipede). Non-chemical: nurture dense fescue to choke it out. For other grasses, try sulfentrazone, carfentrazone, or quinclorac. Always read labels!

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