Pennywort, also known as dollarweed, is a rhizomonous perennial with umbrella-like, long-stalked scalloped margined, waxy leaves. The petiole (stem) is found in the center of the leaf which helps define it from dichondra that has a c-shaped, smooth edged leaf with the petiole found at the edge of the c-indention. Dollarweed is most often found in moist to wet sites or anywhere moisture is in excess.

How to control Pennywort

Double Time Herbicide

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Double Time Herbicide is a broadleaf herbicide containing 340g/L MCPA and 80g/L Dicamba. It is registered for the control of a… Read More

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Casper Turf Herbicide

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Casper is a selective post-emergent herbicide specifically formulated for use on turf. Casper contains the active constituents 50% Dicamba and 5%… Read More

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