I have this weed in my flowerbeds and lawn . Any ideas on how
to get rid of it.

"bob" wrote in message
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I have this weed in my flowerbeds and lawn . Any ideas on how
to get rid of it.


I guess you mean liverwort. You must have very wet soil. It will rake out
very easily particularly after a slight frost. Unless you do something about
the drainage then it will return. A bit in the beds is no problem but if it
totally covers the area then aeration of the soil becomes difficult and
plants will suffer.

On 19 Dec 2006 09:07:51 -0800, "bob" wrote:

I have this weed in my flowerbeds and lawn . Any ideas on how
to get rid of it.

Keep the soil surface hoed, and liverwort will not grow. It takes
hold on damp, undisturbed soil.

Notice it is liverWORT not Wart.
A wart you get on your skin, wort is applied to a plant such as
liverwort, St John's wort. Wort is pronounced as in word, not as in
wart!
Right I'll get down off my high horse!

Pam in Bristol

"Pam Moore" wrote in message
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On 19 Dec 2006 09:07:51 -0800, "bob" wrote:

I have this weed in my flowerbeds and lawn . Any ideas on how
to get rid of it.

Keep the soil surface hoed, and liverwort will not grow. It takes
hold on damp, undisturbed soil.

Notice it is liverWORT not Wart.
A wart you get on your skin, wort is applied to a plant such as
liverwort, St John's wort. Wort is pronounced as in word, not as in
wart!
Right I'll get down off my high horse!

Pam in Bristol

Do you mean Hypericum or Hipe erik curm??

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Rupert \(W.Yorkshire\)" writes:
| "Pam Moore" wrote in message
| ...
|
| Notice it is liverWORT not Wart.
| A wart you get on your skin, wort is applied to a plant such as
| liverwort, St John's wort. Wort is pronounced as in word, not as in
| wart!
| Right I'll get down off my high horse!
|
| Do you mean Hypericum or Hipe erik curm??

Nah, Rosasharn.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.