This is called a rosette. The more you notice the better. Are there flowers? The best book resource is a fantastic reference that just released its second edition titled "Weeds of the Northeast ...

though it may be a bit longer lived under some New Zealand conditions where the summers aren’t quite as dry as many places where this weed lives. It forms large rosettes in turf which are very ...

These are hand held, lightweight gadgets - all you do is pass the flame over the weeds, the tops blacken and quickly die. Many shallow rooted, rosette forming lawn weeds can be removed with a ...

Lawn weeds with yellow flowers spread their seeds ... Referred to as flatweed or false dandelion, catsear is a perennial with ...

The large showy flowers though can make it quite pleasant to look at along roadsides, if you're not a dairy farmer. Oxeye daisy is a much larger weed than a daisy. While daisy tends to grow as fairly ...