“White weeds” could be bleached‑out winter annuals, star‑of‑Bethlehem (white midrib), or other species. Without location and photos, accurate ID is impossible.
Many annual weeds turn white after winter kill but are dead. Focus on green, actively growing plants for treatment.
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