Lespedeza, an annual summer weed, thrives in compacted soil—often along driveways where tires compact the earth. Hand-pulling works for small patches. Long-term: aerate heavily in May, fertilize twice yearly to thicken the centipedegrass, which will outcompete the weed. If the whole lawn is infested, consider re-sodding after thorough aeration.
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