(Mollugo verticillata)
Also known as: Bog Goldenrod, Green Carpetweed, Indian
Chickweed, and Devil’s Grip.
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Carpetweed
is an annual weed with many small white flowers.
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Carpetweed
is a late germinating weed that can be missed by early weed control treatments.
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Carpetweeds
spread by their seeds that form in a red to orange colored egg-shaped capsule.
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Carpetweed
can be found in a variety of environmental conditions.
Cultural Practices
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The
best way to control Carpetweed is to keep it from germinating.
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Carpetweed
may be pulled by hand, but use of a broadleaf herbicide in the early to
mid-summer is the most effective.
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A
strong turf accompanied by a fertilization and weed control program will help
the turf outcompete and prevent weeds.
Fun Facts
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Carpet
weed is a fast-adapting weed. Originating in tropical climates, it can now be
found in cool season areas too.
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The
entire plant may be cooked and eaten as a potherb or added to vegetable soups
during the last minutes of cooking.
If you experiencing carpetweed in
your lawn please contact the office and we will assist you anyway we can.
651-456-9696 or minneapolis@weedmanusa.com
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