Southern sandbur or grassbur is a tufted summer annual grassy weed that can be found throughout the south in lawns, pastures, parks, sports fields, roadsides, empty lots and disturbed sandy waste ...

The Enemy: Longspine sandbur (Cenchrus longispinus) this warm-season native annual grass can be troublesome. It typically invades sandy areas and is mostly from the Boise area west. It grows 8 inches ...

Q: My Bermuda lawn has been taken over with sandbur weeds. What can I do to get rid of them? C.C., BixbyA: The short answer is that there is no good herbicide for the homeowner to use on sandburs in a ...

Sandburs are a common weed issue found in pastures, forage crops and lawns. As the name implies, sandburs typically are more of an issue in sandy soils. Sandburs are an annual warm-season grass, but ...

Answer: Ouchie, that’s a nasty duo of weedy enemies. Most readers can commiserate all too well. Sandbur is a grass of the Cenchrus genus, also commonly referred to as “stickers” or “sandspurs.” ...

As with all weed issues, the first steps are identification and prevention. Fortunately for sandburs, identification usually is easy with it’s infamous “sticker” for seeds. If establishing a new hay ...

During the past three years, two new herbicides have been introduced into range and pasture markets that improve control of two very troublesome weeds: sandbur and mesquite.

Stickers or grass burs (Cenchrus echinatus) also called grass bur, sandbur and sticker weed, is a nasty grass weed that is disliked by all who like to go barefoot. Most of these plants are easily ...