Q: What is this weed in my garden?
It's Virginia copperleaf (Acalypha virginica), an annual weed.
Prevention: Apply dithiopyr pre-emergent (click for sources) in late March, mid-May, and optionally early July for heavy infestations.
Post-emergence: Broadleaf herbicide (click for sources), glyphosate (click for sources), or imazaquin (click for sources) in landscaped areas will kill it.
Key: Remove or kill before it sets seed—just weeks after germination.
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