Lawn Care
 

Mouse-ear Chickweed [Cerastium holosteoides]

Mouse-ear Chickweed - Lawn Weed

Description:
Mouse-ear Chickweed is a perennial weed with dense clusters of stems. The small fleshy leaves are oval shaped and covered in fine hairs. Mouse-ear chickweed has small white flowers which occur in clusters on the stems. The flowers have 5 petals which flower from April to September.

Control:
Mouse-ear chickweed is difficult to weed by hand, but it is easily controlled with a selective herbicide. A single treatment with a weed killer containing fluroxypyr & clopyralid should be enough to achieve complete control of this weed. For more information on the application of selective herbicides please visit our Lawn Weeds page. Once the weed has been removed or controlled the bare area can be filled with a mixture of suitable soil and grass seed to aid recovery.

 

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