"Bugs 4 Jazz" ---------------
I find clover, especially the stuff with the tiny yellow
flowers, to be a real nuisance.

Steveo, sorry to piggyback on your post, I don't have the OP's post on my
server.

Bugs 4 Jazz, the yellow flowered weed may also be Black Medic, treatable
with 2,4 D.

Look here for a description:
http://www.turf.uiuc.edu/weed_web/de...blackmedic.htm

The sorrels and Black Medic are often confused. Look here for comparison:
http://www.turf.uiuc.edu/weed_web/lo...lis_clover.htm

Regards,
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bill n

"billn" wrote:
"Bugs 4 Jazz" ---------------
I find clover, especially the stuff with the tiny yellow
flowers, to be a real nuisance.

Steveo, sorry to piggyback on your post, I don't have the OP's post on my
server.

Bugs 4 Jazz, the yellow flowered weed may also be Black Medic, treatable
with 2,4 D.

Look here for a description:
http://www.turf.uiuc.edu/weed_web/de...blackmedic.htm

The sorrels and Black Medic are often confused. Look here for
comparison:
http://www.turf.uiuc.edu/weed_web/lo...lis_clover.htm

Regards,

Good links, sorta. Black Medic has more of a really deep green foliage.

The thing is, they're all htk's (hard to kill). I use confront for either
of those if it requires re-treatment, but I don't think that's a retail
product.

Adding large amounts of spreader sticker to your three way herbicide
seems to help. Oxalis, sorrel, medic, spurge, all have a very waxy
cuticle, so most of your control product will run off the target
without sticker added. try it, if you haven't.