Lawn Care
 

Silverweed [Potentilla anserina]

Silverweed lawn weed

Description:

Silverweed is very similar to Creeping Cinquefoil in appearance, it is a perennial lawn weed that is commonly found on neglected lawns, rarely on luxury lawns. Silver weed is so named because the underside of the Strawberry shaped leaves are a silvery colour, each leaf has between 6 -14 leaflets.
The yellow flowers have 5 petals and are seen from May - August. Mainly confined to neglected areas of turf, it spreads by creeping stems that root at intervals.

Control:
The control of this weed is very similar to that of Creeping Cinquefoil both by cultural and chemical means.

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