If you have a lawn, you'll almost certainly have spurge weeds. Knowing about them can help you deal with them so they don't ruin your lawn.

However, while some weeds are relatively easy to control, others can spell serious trouble. Spurge is one of these invasive ...

Weeds have begun to grow. If herbicides are a weed control method used and you tend to apply the same herbicide each year, ...

Thistle, hemlock and spurge. All are a part of Union County’s destruction of noxious weeds notice.

Maps were made from data provided to the Wyoming CAPS Office by Wyoming Weed and Pest supervisors, USDA-APHIS-PPQ, and the University of Wyoming.

Everywhere. Yellow dandelions popping up under the bushes, binder weed grabbing onto the fence, crabgrass sprawling across the lawn, spurge menacing the flowerbeds, thistles rising in the ditch ...

May, and June are the months when we frequently see both native and non-native forbs begin to grow and start to flower in ...

Weeds are often introduced species in agricultural habitats ... established so that it can effectively control the thistle. Two insects, the black dot spurge beetle Aphthona nigriscutis , and the ...

Once they acquire a taste for it, sheep consume large quantities of spurge, which gives them nutritious forage. Sheep are especially good for weed control, as they graze close to the ground, and will ...