• Broadleaf weed.
• All have leaves with three leaflets.
• All reproduce by seed.

• Low growing perennial with creeping stems that root at the nodes.
• Stems are smooth to sparsely covered with hairs.
• Leaflets are elliptic to oval shaped with small marginal teeth.
• Flowers are white, often with pink tinge, arranged in round heads.

• Winter annual with prostrate, hairy branched stems.
• Leaflets are serrated from mid-blade to tip.
• Numerous bright yellow flowers (20-30) in loose clusters on long stalks attatched at leaf axils.
• May be confused with Small Hop Clover.

• Prostrate, freely-branched winter annual with hairy, reddish colored stems.
• Leaflets with prominent veins; the terminal leaflet with a short stalk.
• Flowers, 3 to 15, bright  yellow, in heads.
• Similiar to Large Hop Clover but with smaller leaves and flower heads.

• Winter annual with smooth, prostrate stems.
• Leaflets are wedge-shaped, as long as broad, and toothed from mid-blade to tip.
• Leaflets have a conspicuos reddish-purple spot in the center.
• Small, bright yellow flowers (2 to 5) borne in cluster.

• Hand Removal or Hoeing
• Herbicides:
• Preemergence - atrazine*, simazine*
 
* Excellent tolerance in centipede and St. Augustine grass. 
   Tolerance in DORMANT  bermuda and zoysia at low label rates.
 
 
• Postemergence - combination of these products:
[dicamba**,  MCPP**,  2,4-D**, and/or  2,4-DP**]


** Use lower rates on centipede and St. Augustine grass. 
      Do not use within the root zone of desirable plants, especially dicamba.

 
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Large Hop Clover

Small Hop Clover

Spotted Burclover