Mulberry weed (Fatoua villosa) is a fast-seeding annual. Control requires pre-emergent dithiopyr applied in late March, mid-May, and early July for heavy infestations. Post-emergent options include broadleaf weed killers and glyphosate. Key: remove before it sets seed (within weeks of germination).
See also Mulberry Weed.

mulberry weed

mulberry weed

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