Sperry explains not all succulents are cacti, how to control oxalis in Bermuda, plus what to watch out for with pecan trees.

In Ayurveda, many plants are considered to be full of medicinal properties. The flowers and leaves of these plants have been used for centuries to get relief from many problems. One such plant full of ...

The nonselective systemic herbicide, glyphosate (KillzAll, Eraser, Roundup, Grass and Weed Killer and other brands), is effective if you are persistent and make several applications as the oxalis ...

The reader noted "The grass does great in the summer (although it needs a lot of water), but once the yard is engulfed in shade, the oxalis takes over." ...

Oxalis is an incredibly prolific weed, spreading through both its stem and seeds, and growing year-round in mild climates.

But I’ve also got the classic yellow oxalis pes-caprae (sour grass when we were kids and chewed on the stems) that never fails to remind me that I’ve got weeding to do.

Short of tearing the affected areas out and replacing that grass completely, are there any good options? A: Oxalis is a difficult weed to control.

Short of tearing the affected areas out and replacing that grass completely, are there any good options? Answer: Oxalis is admittedly a difficult weed.

What can I use now in the beds and on the St. Augustine grass for control? — Peg Kenny I’m getting so many emails with complaints about oxalis now.

I've applied a couple of products that have oxalis in their target lists, but to no avail. One expert recommended using a vinegar product, but said that would kill the grass as well.

Oxalis is a landscape scourge, and getting rid of it will take time and effort: Dan Gill explains how ...

A: In most cases, herbicide application should not be considered as a first option for weed control. Hand weeding, hoeing and mulching are tedious but effective methods of weed control. Sometimes, ...