Spotted Spurge Control in Austin, TX
Magic Pest and Lawn’s weed control experts provide Austin’s safest, most effective weed killer for Spotted Spurge in lawns and gardens.
Magic Pest and Lawn’s Austin weed control and lawn care professionals have the experience to help you with your Spotted Spurge control and weed management problems–no matter how big or small.
If you find a spotted weed that has red stems that seems to be out of place in your lawn or landscape, you might be dealing with Spotted Spurge. Spotted Spurge can quickly invade your lawn or landscape. The professionals at Magic Pest and Lawn know the exact steps to take to get rid of Spotted Spurge once and for all.
Our tried-and-true methods of weed control for Spotted Spurge will save you time and money, as well as provide you peace of mind that you’re protecting your family and the environment with non-toxic Spotted Spurge control herbicides. Spotted Spurge control and management is an important process for all Austin lawns and gardens. Our professional weed management team can help you identify the best weed killer for Spotted Spurge, as well as the proper application of weed killer and Spotted Spurge prevention measures.
What Does Spotted Spurge Look Like?
Spotted spurge is a dark green plant with red stems. Spurge grows closer to the ground in a cluster formation. The middle is more full, and it grows outward. Spotted Spurge leaves are oval and have red spots in the middle of the leaf. Small pink flowers bloom from the weed making it more out of place in your landscape.
Spotted Spurge Identification and Spotted Spurge Management
Spotted Spurge finds weak spots in your landscape and starts to take off. Each Spotted Spurge plant can produce thousands of seeds, which is how it spreads so quickly. Spotted Spurge is a spring and summer annual weed that thrives in the hot Austin, Texas climate. Seeds fall in late summer and are capable of wintering and sprouting in early spring the following year. Spotted Spurge start to sprout and produce seeds 5 weeks after germination.
Spotted spurge grows in poor, compacted soil. Killing spurge is difficult, and keeping it from growing back is more difficult. The root of the plant is very long, and the seeds are very resilient. This weed will grow back if the roots are not killed completely, or if there are left-over seeds. Pulling spurge usually only takes care of the plant above ground. In order to kill it completely you have to kill the root system.
The products used by Magic Pest and Lawn will effectively eliminate spotted spurge from your yard, so call us now to schedule an appointment!