Incredibly fast growing weed-Help ID
20 years ago
This weed is growing at an incredible pace(about 2inches a day-reaches about 5-6 feet in a month!) in all my flower beds.
Do you know what this is and how I can control it? I am firstime homeowner(and gardener) on a slow learning curve and have found a wealth of information on this and other gardenweb forums! Thanks a lot!
Vinaya
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