Wild strawberry (a broadleaf weed) control depends entirely on your lawn grass species and cultivar. Herbicides safe for Kentucky bluegrass may injure fine fescue; products labeled for Bermuda can kill St. Augustine.
Determine your grass to the variety level. Cross-reference herbicide labels for both crop safety and wild strawberry efficacy. Many broadleaf herbicides (2,4-D blends, triclopyr) control strawberry but have grass-specific restrictions.
Hand-digging (removing crowns and runners), improving turf density through overseeding and fertilization, and raising mowing height to shade out the low-growing weed can reduce populations over time.
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