"Lawn ivy" (likely ground ivy/creeping charlie) resists selective broadleaf herbicides in weed-and-feed products. Its waxy leaves and creeping habit make it particularly persistent.
Glyphosate doesn't translocate through soil; safe to reseed once foliage is dry. No waiting period required.
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