Creeping buttercup is easily controlled with a single treatment of selective weedkiller. Most products available will do the job. Hand weeding can prove effective if the infestation is not too severe, take care to remove the whole plant including the roots and runners. Verdone® is one of the most popular lawn weedkillers available, producing fast, effective results against broad-leaf weeds in lawns. Scott’s Verdone® Lawn Weedkiller Concentrate – Key Details

Scotts Verdone Extra Lawn Weed Killer – Liquid Concentrate

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Promote healthy turf with good turf care practices, such as applying adequate nutrition and carrying out regular scarification & top dressing etc. Top entry model with first-class price/performance ratio, in a new designThanks to the energy efficient motor, the »AquaMax Eco Classic constantly saves power – and moneyDisplacement Read More » Flowers: The golden yellow flowers are typical of most buttercups. Measuring 20mm – 30mm across they are borne singular or in clusters on long, hairy stalks. Each flower consists of between 5 – 7 glossy yellow petals. On the underneath side of the petals are 5 green sepals (green floral leaves) that are somewhat shorter than the petals. The main flowering period of creeping buttercup is between May and August. The Garland Top 10 electric propagator features automatic thermostatic control, to maintain the even compost temperature of 19C (67F) required for propagation. The propagator base transfers Read More » Hopefully it goes without saying that growth should be good and the grass healthy before applying weed killer to the grass and weeds.

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As its name suggests this invasive weed spreads by stolons (overground runners), rooting at nodes with a deep fibrous root system. Creeping buttercup can also reproduce from seed.As creeping buttercup is often an indication of poor drainage, practices, such as regular aeration that promote a dry turf surface will help prevent the weed invading. If the weeds are few in number, consider using a spot weeder and just treat the individual plants. Always try and keep chemical use to a minimum.