Houston, TX gardener has invasive dollarweed under sago palm, among alyssum, ruellia, coreopsis, and monkey grass. Asks if it should be removed or kept as ground cover, and if it will strangle other plants.
Dollarweed is very invasive—remove it. Apply Preen (pre-emergent) and mulch to prevent regrowth and other weeds.
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