Dollarweed creeping from a neglected neighboring lawn into a well-maintained yard is a common frustration. While sugar treatments are sometimes suggested, they're unreliable for established infestations.
A targeted broadleaf herbicide application is typically needed. Consult your local agricultural extension agent for products effective in your region—often a single annual application suffices. Verify the weed isn't creeping Charlie or creeping Jenny, which are more aggressive and harder to control.
Maintain dense, healthy turf through proper mowing, watering, and fertilization to crowd out invaders. A thick lawn is the best defense against encroaching weeds from adjacent properties.
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