If you have many wild violets in your yard, you may need to apply herbicides multiple times during the growing season over a ...

Wild violets can be a challenge to banish from your lawn. Here's how to get rid of this pretty yet pesky perennial.

The violet plant, found in a garden in Boulder, CO on May 21, 2013, can be used for a large variety of things. The flower itself is fragrant in smell and taste and can be used in fragrances and ...

Standard postemergent broadleaf herbicides, such as those containing 2,4-D, are labeled for violets but are poorly effective. Best control in tall fescue is achieved with a herbicide containing ...

DEAR NEIL: Is there a secret to killing wild violets in my lawn? Each spring it seems like I have twice as many. Dear Reader: Perhaps. Use a broad-leafed herbicide containing 2,4-D as one of its ...

A combination of weed-killers and weed-preventers should kill existing wild violets and stop new ones -- if that's really what you want to do.

By George Weigel/The Patriot-News Q: We've got wild violets taking over our grass. My husband has been digging them up, but it's quite a job. Is there a spray that will kill them? A: Some people ...

Using herbicide to eradicate wild violets is best undertaken in the fall when the herbicide will be transported down to the taproot as the plant stores nutrients for winter.

The best way to enjoy them is as a wildly colorful garnish on top of a green salad. Pick just the flowers, not the leaves, ... Wild Violets are Invulnerable to Herbicides.

Q. I live in the Red Mill area of Virginia Beach, and my lawn is a mess. What looks like wild African violets have taken over about half of my backyard. How do I get rid of it without using lots of… ...