Chamberbitter (mimosa weed) resembles tiny mimosa seedlings but has yellow seeds under leaf midveins. Post-emergence: repeated 2,4-D applications (Weed-B-Gon, etc.) when young. Pre-emergence: atrazine (Purge) on centipedegrass in early May and mid-June; isoxaben (Gallery, Portrait) on all turfgrasses same schedule. Hand-pulling works if you discard plants immediately—don't compost.
Collecting and Sowing Mimosa Seeds: A Dutch Guide
Lawn Weed Identification Guide: Common Annual & Perennial Weeds
Khakiweed (Alternanthera pungens): Identification and Control
Beggartick (Bidens bipinnata): The Hitchhiking Weed from Hell
Blackberry Vine (Rubus) in the Yard: Dig Out the Roots
Weed Identification and Control: Picture Guides, Resources, and Strategies
Finding Wild Elderberries: Join a Native Plant Rescue
North American Millipede: Harmless but Startlingly Large
Butterfly Identification Resources for Southeast Gardeners
Millet in the Yard: Birdseed Volunteer
Spigelia (Indian Pink): Native Woodland Wildflower
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