What is this growing in my lawn? Please see picture.
LawnGuy123
12 years ago
I live in upstate New York, where we had a very mild winter. This spring I have noticed a LOT of these [weeds] growing in my yard; they're taking over. Can someone please identify them? Is it actually a weed?
Thank you for your help!
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