Late spring: Apply Scotts +2 post-emergent (or similar broadleaf herbicide).
Roundup (glyphosate) applied with a paintbrush to individual plants. 2 oz/gal. Avoid contact with desirable plants.
Grass type and climate affect product choice. Always read label for turfgrass safety.
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