You hit it right on the nose with Dames Rocket. That's what it is. I remember those from last year - the previous owner planted those. I'm leaving some of those since they are actually kind of pretty but I removed everything else so I can plant things I like myself. Thanks for the help!! I think this winter I will start seeds inside. Much less stressful.

I can ususally find a picture of what I want to identify by going to Google Images and just keying in ~ Nevada weeds ~. Now admittedly all the plants in Nevada probably don't amount as many different kinds as some of you have on your back lot but nevertheless and image search on your state and weeds might work. There really are a lot of pictures out there.

Here are some regional weed websites that you may find useful: Virginia Tech weed site (good for Eastern US) Ontario Weed Gallery Listing (Canada) (right now this faq is not accepting URLs, so please just use a search engine like Google to find the site mentioned above)

It's really hard to tell when they're babies. But by Day 23, most of everything should be up with, on average, the better-developed seedlings being the TTTF. By color, it looks like plenty of that mix is KBG--the slightly darker green with faintly blue overtones. That deeper blue doesn't really show until the grass matures considerably, however, and the boat tips don't show except on the mature grass blades. Even on Day 8, KBG will be in the mix. I seeded pure KBG and had sprout on Day 5. It's just that the bell curve on sprout averages later and much slower, although the early bird seeds happen around day 5, just about when the TTTF also starts. By Day 8, however, you still only have early bird KBG while the TTTF is seriously sprouting.