If you see yellow flowers in your lawn, it is a sign that you have uninvited guests. Weeds take advantage of every opportunity. These plants look for gaps and holes so they can germinate and thrive. Weeds of all kinds invade your lawn when the grass there is sparse or brittle. Maintaining a thick and healthy lawn is the most effective way to prevent weeds of any kind from taking over your garden. Identify the weeds with yellow flowers using these pictures!
Learning more about weeds is a smart idea, whether you're researching the local flora of native plants or trying to prevent weeds from growing in your garden. It's important to remember that many of these weeds actually provide benefits to pollinators. But that doesn't always mean they're a wonderful addition to the garden, especially the vegetable garden.
How you can fight wild weeds
Put on gloves and get to the roots of the wild weeds and dig them out of the ground. If the soil is moist and muddy after a rainstorm, this works much better. Since some wild weeds have a very deep taproot that is difficult to remove completely, it is recommended to reach under the root with a shovel and remove as much as possible. It is possible to eradicate some weeds by hand. However, if you do not remove the entire root, parts of the root may sprout again.
You can try some weedswith home-made herbicidesof hot water, vinegar, Epsom salt and dishwashing liquid.
Hornklee (Corniculate lotus)
This particular weed is quite common and can spread very quickly if not contained. The perennial wild herb can grow up to 1.5 meters high and thrives in areas with abundant rainfall and slightly acidic soil. While horn trefoil can control erosion, it also has the potential to overgrow other plants and stunt their growth because it forms thick mats.
