I have been spot treating with atrazine. The oxalis has started invading the liriope. I am afraid the atrazine will kill my liriope if I use it to control oxalis. Any suggestions would be greatly ...

Also popping up in yards and potted plants everywhere is Creeping woodsorell (Oxaslis corniculata L ... herbicides that provide effective control of oxalis. Products that contain glyphosate ...

Check labels to see if oxalis is a specific target for weed control. Oxalis is a genus in the wood sorrel family with hundreds of species found globally except in arctic regions. Leaves resemble ...

India (Bombay Presidency; Rajasthan, western); leaves boiled and eaten; (Madras Presidency): leaves and tender shoots eaten as greens. (Deccan): seeds eaten; (Garhwal Himalayas): leaves acrid to taste ...

Clean tools thoroughly and coat the metal with a light film of oil to prevent rust. Keep Oxalis under control: A clover look-alike, Oxalis is one of the worst weeds at this time of year.

I learned that oxalis is known scientifically as Oxalis corniculata or commonly as ... Zone" that is a “4-way blend of broadleaf weed killer herbicides. “ But, even that can harm ornamentals ...

And then there is the flatter, purple Oxalis corniculata in my lawn. I couldn’t care less about it because it’s nearly invisible unless it’s blooming. You might wonder about weed killers.

Tiny bulb-like structures do the job. However, the invasive creeping oxalis (O. corniculata), native to Europe, reproduces by seed. One oxalis, the South American oca (O. tuberosa), has tubers ...