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Controlling Creeping Charlie (Ground Ivy) in Lawns and Beds

Creeping Charlie (Glechoma hederacea) — fragrant, square-stemmed mint family perennial — resists pre-emergents. Control with broadleaf herbicide (spot-spray every 4 weeks, 3 applications). In centipede or St. Augustine, spray very lightly. Hand-pulling works but takes months.

Creeping Charlie

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