A homeowner asks about eliminating "wimble weed" (likely nimbleweed or nimblewill, Muhlenbergia schreberi) in a lawn without hand-pulling. The expert explains that grassy weeds in a grass lawn are notoriously difficult to control chemically, much like broadleaf weeds in a broadleaf crop. No selective chemical solution is offered. However, the literature notes that this weed appears as dead patches during cool weather, which could make it easier to kill the affected area and resod.
Identifying and Controlling Pigweed in a New Ryegrass Lawn
Oxalis: The Seed-Shooting Weed Taking Over Virginia Beds
Weed & Feed on Mixed St. Augustine and Bermuda: Label Must List Both
Controlling Dollarweed in St. Augustine Lawns: Water Management and Professional Solutions
Weed and Feed Timing and Safety for South Florida Lawns
Dollarweed and Nutsedge in New St. Augustine: Spot-Treat or Renovate
Dollarweed in Raised Beds: Shielded Glyphosate Spot-Spray
Toadstools in Lawn: Cut Water, Check for Fairy Ring
Dealing with Mushrooms in Your Lawn: What You Need to Know
Why You Shouldn't Lime After Seeding Without a Soil Test
Identifying and Controlling Invasive Fine-Bladed Grass in Coastal California
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