Yellow Clover, Wood Sorrel, Oxalis – In Fescue
Q: I have an aggressive weed in my lawn that I believe is yellow flowering wood sorrel. Can you suggest what I can use to kill the weed without harming my fescue?
A: Yellow woodsorrel, Oxalis stricta, sometimes called yellow clover, is tough to control. It arises from a taproot each year and scatters copious seeds during its blooming season.
In fescue you could use products containing triclopyr (click for sources)
For other grasses, products that contain sulfentrazone (click for sources)
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