Weeds, Insects, & Diseases
Weeds Wild Garlic Cool-season perennial with slender, hollow cylindrical leaves. Leaves occur on the flowering stem up to half the height of the plant. Underground bulb bears offset bulblets that are flattened on one side and enclosed by a membrane. Flowers are greenish-white, small, on short stems above aerial bulbils. Plant has distinctive garlic odor when crushed. Reproduces by seed, aerial bulbils and underground bulblets. Found throughout most of eastern and southern United States, West to Missouri and Arkansas. Also found in Canada, North Africa, and Europe.
Wild onion(allium canadense L.) is often found on the same sites as wild garlic. Wild onion can be distinguished from wild garlic by presence of a fibrous coat on the central bulb, no offset bulblets and leaves that arise near the base of a solid flowering stem.
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| Annual Bluegrass Small tufted to clumped winter annual. Leaf blade, smooth on both surfaces, with two distinct, clear lines, one on each side of the midrib. Lead tip kneeled or boat-shaped. Ligule membranous. Light green to whitish spikelets that lack cottony hairs, are arranged on branches, one to two per node, in dense to open flower clusters. Reproduces by seed. Found throughout the world. |  |
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