I am in west Houston.
The lawns here have weeds that look like chickweed
except the flowers are yellow instead of white.

This is the plant but with yellow flowers:
http://urbanfringe.files.wordpress.c.../chickweed.jpg

IT IS NOT OXALIS !!!
It must be a species of chickweed but cannot find any pics
with yellow flowers.

Any ideas what it could be?

Thanks,
Paul

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I am in west Houston.
The lawns here have weeds that look like chickweed
except the flowers are yellow instead of white.

This is the plant but with yellow flowers:
http://urbanfringe.files.wordpress.c.../chickweed.jpg

IT IS NOT OXALIS !!!
It must be a species of chickweed but cannot find any pics
with yellow flowers.

Any ideas what it could be?

Thanks,
Paul

I think that what you are seeing is horseherb
http://www.nativesoftexas.com/horse_herb.htm

Cea

Celeste Evans wrote:
In article , Paul
wrote:

I am in west Houston.
The lawns here have weeds that look like chickweed
except the flowers are yellow instead of white.

This is the plant but with yellow flowers:
http://urbanfringe.files.wordpress.c.../chickweed.jpg

IT IS NOT OXALIS !!!
It must be a species of chickweed but cannot find any pics
with yellow flowers.

Any ideas what it could be?

Thanks,
Paul

I think that what you are seeing is horseherb
http://www.nativesoftexas.com/horse_herb.htm

Cea

That is it exactly!!!!
Thank you very much.
I may transplant some from the sun to the shade while it
is wet out.

In article , Paul
wrote:

Celeste Evans wrote:
In article , Paul
wrote:

I am in west Houston.
The lawns here have weeds that look like chickweed
except the flowers are yellow instead of white.

This is the plant but with yellow flowers:
http://urbanfringe.files.wordpress.c.../chickweed.jpg

IT IS NOT OXALIS !!!
It must be a species of chickweed but cannot find any pics
with yellow flowers.

Any ideas what it could be?

Thanks,
Paul

I think that what you are seeing is horseherb
http://www.nativesoftexas.com/horse_herb.htm

Cea

That is it exactly!!!!
Thank you very much.
I may transplant some from the sun to the shade while it
is wet out.

That stuff has taken over my driveway and front yard at the moment. It
seems to like all this rain!
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Paul wrote:
I am in west Houston.
The lawns here have weeds that look like chickweed
except the flowers are yellow instead of white.

This is the plant but with yellow flowers:
http://urbanfringe.files.wordpress.c.../chickweed.jpg

IT IS NOT OXALIS !!!
It must be a species of chickweed but cannot find any pics
with yellow flowers.

Any ideas what it could be?

Thanks,
Paul
My yard is covered with it too. I'm not sure that I don't like it. At
least my yard is green now-much different than it was this summer!

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Frank Mancuso wrote:

Paul wrote:
I am in west Houston.
The lawns here have weeds that look like chickweed
except the flowers are yellow instead of white.

This is the plant but with yellow flowers:
http://urbanfringe.files.wordpress.c.../chickweed.jpg

IT IS NOT OXALIS !!!
It must be a species of chickweed but cannot find any pics
with yellow flowers.

Any ideas what it could be?

Thanks,
Paul
My yard is covered with it too. I'm not sure that I don't like it. At
least my yard is green now-much different than it was this summer!

lol So is mine!

It looks rather nice. :-)
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Peace! Om

"Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down."
--Steve Rothstein

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Frank Mancuso wrote:
Paul wrote:
I am in west Houston.
The lawns here have weeds that look like chickweed
except the flowers are yellow instead of white.

This is the plant but with yellow flowers:
http://urbanfringe.files.wordpress.c.../chickweed.jpg

IT IS NOT OXALIS !!!
It must be a species of chickweed but cannot find any pics
with yellow flowers.

Any ideas what it could be?

Thanks,
Paul
My yard is covered with it too. I'm not sure that I don't like it. At
least my yard is green now-much different than it was this summer!

LOL!
I wish it would grow in the front yard under the trees.
Its all bare dirt there and the homeowners assoc sends
me nasty letters all the time.