Dallas grass

Dallas Grass

Paspalum dilatatum

Other Common Names:

Bankrot Kweek, Breësaad Gras, Dallisgrass

Weed Type:

Perennial Weed

Characteristics:

Robust, stoloniferous grass with broad, hairy leaves and dense seed heads.

Control Methods:

Hoeing, Manual Removal, Chemical

Active Ingredient / Herbicides:

Glyphosate (e.g., Roundup) MCPA (e.g., Banweed)

About this weed

Paspalum dilatatum, also known as Dallisgrass, Dallas grass, or sticky heads.
Dallisgrass is a moderately-sized grass, usually about 1 meter tall, with narrow leaves and large flower spikelets. It has a clump-type growth habit and can grow well with other grasses and legumes. It can also persist under heavy grazing.
Dallisgrass is a common weed and can be an invasive pest in some areas due to its rapid growth and spreading rhizomes. It can become sod-bound quickly and can be renovated through ploughing, disc-harrowing, or deep ripping.

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Weed Control Chemicals / Herbicides

Roundup

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Banweed

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