A Florida gardener battles dollarweed (also called pennywort) that has taken over the yard. The key is proper identification: dollarweed has a stem attached to the center of the leaf, while dichondra's stem attaches at the leaf edge.
For detailed guidance, see the Clemson University resource: Dollarweed Management.
— Mack Jean, Master Gardener, Tennessee
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