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What can I use to kill trefoil weed spreading in my lawn?

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A hormone weedkiller such as Verdone Extra (Scott's), Resolva Lawn Weedkiller (Westland) or Lawn Weedkiller (Bayer) should work, but controlling lawn weeds involves a combination of chemicals and mowing.
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Steve Bradley M.A M.Hort RHS
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