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  1. Top 10 Texas Weeds to Know - Native Backyards

    • Bedstraw can form a dense, tangled mat and carpet an area quickly starting mid-winter. Tiny hairs act like Velcro and stick to you (which is kind of fun to try – pull out a length of Bedstraw and stick it to your shirt … See more

    Henbit

    Henbit is one of the more common winter weeds I see in garden beds and lawns. Not a native plant, it was introduced in the United States in the 1700s. Its purple flowers pro… See more

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    Hedge Parsley

    Hedge Parsley is known for its dainty white flowers that turn into sticky seed heads that grasp onto your socks and pants! In fact, one of its common names is “Sock Destroyer!… See more

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    Sow Thistle

    This annual broadleaf weed produces yellow flowers similar to a Dandelion. However, rather than a single flower on a stem, there are several. There are different species of … See more

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    Dandelion

    Perhaps one of the most well-known broadleaf weeds, and possibly the most beloved! I have fond memories of blowing their fluffy seed heads in early summer as a kid. If you … See more

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    Spotted Spurge

    Spurge is annual weed native to Texas. It forms a mat of small leaves along the ground, growing from a single taproot. The leaves will sometimes have a red spot towards the… See more

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