Annual Weeds
GERANIUM, CAROLINA Geranium carolinianum Life Cycle: Annual Plant Description:
Often a winter annual but sometimes a biennial. Leaves are hairy on both surfaces with various divided sections and bluntly toothed margins.
The flowers are found at the tips of stems and range in color from white to pink with 5 petals. The seeds have a distinctive elongated beak which gives the plant its nickname cranesbill. Treatment: Apply 16 to 20 fluid ounces of DuraCor ®
herbicide per acre. Flowers in April and May, so to obtain the best results, apply early in the growing season or in the fall to rosettes.
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