Lawn Care
 

Daisy [Bellis perennis]

Daisy - Lawn Weed
Description:
The daisy is a perennial weed that is very common in closely mown lawns and turf throughout the UK. Daisy's form a dense, flat rosette in the base of the turf and they have spoon-shaped leaves. The Flowers are white with a yellow centre and are produced from March to November. However they have been known to flower throughout the year if the weather conditions are mild enough during the winter months. Daisies are common on all soil types and will tolerate close mowing.

Control:
If there are only a small number of plants hand weed with a daisy grubber or similar. If the problem is more severe chemical treatment will be needed, choose a selective weed killer containing fluroxypyr & clopyralid such as 'Verdone Extra', one application is usually enough, however repeat 6 weeks later if necessary. For more information on the application of selective herbicide's please visit our Lawn Weeds page. Once the weed has been removed or controlled the bare area can be repaired with a mixture of suitable soil and grass seed to aid recovery.

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