Spurweed – Soliva pterosperma
Scientific name:
Soliva pterosperma
Common names:
Spurweed, Lawnweed, Bindi, Field Burrweed
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Also known as Lawnweed, Bindi or Field Burrweed, Spurweed is a weedy plant with feathery, parsley-like leaves and sharp, prickly seeds. This mat-forming plant commonly grows in lawns and turf. If the plant isn’t removed, it develops tiny green flowers in spring and summer.
The plant is found in several western states and British Columbia, as well as much of the southeast. Spurweed is native to South America.
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- Stems - Mat-forming, roots at nodes
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- USDA Zones - 5-10
- Flower Colors - Green
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- Bloomtime Period - Spring, summer
- Native Habitat - Wetlands and non-wetlands
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