Little Purple Flowers In Lawn
 

My front lawn is loaded with little purple flowers this year. I think
they may be violets. Any ideas as to how I can get rid of these?

Rich From PA ............ Zone 5-6

Little Purple Flowers In Lawn
 

Little Purple Flowers In Lawn
 

Little Purple Flowers In Lawn
 

EVP MAN wrote:
My front lawn is loaded with little purple flowers this year. I think
they may be violets. Any ideas as to how I can get rid of these?

Rich From PA ............ Zone 5-6

Why?

D

Little Purple Flowers In Lawn
 

Why......... Because soon I won't have any grass. All of a sudden these
violets are taking over the whole front lawn. There are thousands of
them out there! Hand pulling these would be next to impossible!

Rich

Little Purple Flowers In Lawn
 

Little Purple Flowers In Lawn
 

"David Hare-Scott" wrote:
EVP MAN wrote:
My front lawn is loaded with little purple flowers this year. I think
they may be violets. Any ideas as to how I can get rid of these?
Rich From PA ............ Zone 5-6

Why?
D

Bag your lawn clippings and compost especially in the spring. Early spring
mow the yard short and add grass seed which will make it harder for weeds
to multiply. Mowing without bagging will spread the unwanted flowers. In
early summer let the grass grow tall, it will help snuff out the smaller
unwanted plants and the grass will go to seed and then mow the yard without
bagging, this will help in spreading free grass seed. Weeds tend to go to
seed before the grass goes to seed.

My initial guess it is purple clover which is beneficial to your lawn in
the long run.

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Enjoy Life... Nad R (Garden in zone 5a Michigan)

I know this is not the answer you were hoping for, especially if you're trying to get a perfect grass lawn, but you could just enjoy them while they're there. Butterflies LOVE them!

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In article ,
Ig.Gardener wrote:

EVP MAN;919302 Wrote:
My front lawn is loaded with little purple flowers this year. I think
they may be violets. Any ideas as to how I can get rid of these?

Rich From PA ............ Zone 5-6



I know this is not the answer you were hoping for, especially if you're
trying to get a perfect grass lawn, but you could just enjoy them while
they're there. Butterflies LOVE them!

Dans mes bras. Bravo.


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Little Purple Flowers In Lawn
 

In article ,
(EVP MAN) wrote:

Why......... Because soon I won't have any grass. All of a sudden these
violets are taking over the whole front lawn. There are thousands of
them out there! Hand pulling these would be next to impossible!

Rich

Violets don't last long. Enjoy them while they're there.

PP
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of argument and evidence is a crucial aspect of how science works."
- Chris Malcolm

Little Purple Flowers In Lawn
 

Peppermint Patootie writes:

In article ,
(EVP MAN) wrote:

Why......... Because soon I won't have any grass. All of a sudden these
violets are taking over the whole front lawn. There are thousands of
them out there! Hand pulling these would be next to impossible!

Rich

Violets don't last long. Enjoy them while they're there.

They last all summer.

Sure the flowers bloom mostly in the spring but the dark green leaves
are visible year round.

Of course if you have a few acres of lawn that you only see from a
distance, it's no problem. But if you're trying to grow something
you view frequently from close up they can be a problem.


What I don't get is how they spread.
Of all the little plants I pulled out, only one so far has had
a seed pod. So if they spread by seeds I don't see how.

I'd expect they spread by rhizome. But the rhizome looks like
it's an inch to an inch and a half long. I'd expect to see them
in adjacent clumps, about an inch apart, but that's not how they grow.
They're pretty much spread out everywhere.

Is there a thinner part to the rhizome that you don't see when you
pull the plant?

Little Purple Flowers In Lawn
 

That’s the problem. Everyone wants a perfect lawn. Nature isn’t perfect but no one seems to get that.

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