"Spurge" with purple flowers could be several weeds: spotted/prostrate spurge, henbit, ground thistle, cranesbill, self-heal, Kenilworth ivy, or purple loosestrife. Weed ID is step one.
Once identified, I can recommend the right product and timing.
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