Document Type

Weed, Insect and Disease Control

Publication Date

2-2009

Abstract

Goosegrass (Eleusine indica), also referred to as “silver crabgrass” or “wiregrass,” is a problematic annual grassy weed found in many turfgrass areas throughout Tennessee. Goosegrass thrives in compacted, poorly drained soils; consequently, it is commonly found in the high-traffic areas of sports fields, golf courses, and residential and commercial lawns. Goosegrass is not often found in healthy, growing turf. Controlling traffic or improving turfgrass vigor can reduce goosegrass populations, but herbicide applications will usually be required for complete control.

Publication Number

W170-2/09 09-0160

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