You PROBABLY don’t want to hear that chickweed is in fact edible, but when in doubt, you REALLY can eat this weed, and I have heard it is tasty. Plenty of id sites, and yes, with RECIPES for chickweed! cheers

This link has list of herbicides for Mouse-ear chickweed. http://ipm.ucanr.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn74129.html

You’re welcome Jerald! Check out this link for a physical description one of the mouse-ear chickweed. Best wishes! https://youtu.be/ptCm5uoLFQQ

Thank you, Laura. I hope that’s it. I’ve already done pre-emergent, and it didn’t affect the weed at all. I’ve also killed the main “hangover” weeds at my curb with Roundup, but it’s taking off in the front yard before my bermuda has a chance to get going, so I want to get it dead. 🙂 I’m going to go look for a better weed killer, but it’s also “weed and feed” time, so I’ll have to make a decision. Thanks!

A closeup for the common mouse-ear chickweed (C. fontanum). https://projects.ncsu.edu/cals/plantbiology/ncsc/deployed/sliks/Cerastium_fontanum_ssp_vulgare.htm

I wish I could see the open flowers to tell for certain. Maybe a species in the Cerastium genus (?). If this is of the genus, according to sources species found in GA include sticky chick weed (C. glomeratum), European chickweed (C. pumilum), nodding chickweed (c. nutans), big cheickwee/common mouse-ear chickweed (C. fontanum), and five-stamened chickweed. Checkout the included link below, click on the species for images and information. Best wishes! https://gobotany.newenglandwild.org/search/?q=cerastium