Weeds

Control Weeds Without Compromising Turf Health

Weeds are more than just an eyesore—they rob turfgrass of vital nutrients, water, and light, weakening overall health and appearance. At Greenway Turf Solutions, we take a targeted approach to weed control. Each product is carefully chosen to remove unwanted broadleaf, sedge, and grassy species without harming your turf. Backed by our GTS Analytical Services, we help turf managers time applications for maximum impact while rotating actives to prevent resistance. Whether you're maintaining an elite fairway or a local sports oval, our smart programs ensure long-term weed control and a healthier, more resilient surface.

Bindii

Scientific Name: Soliva sessilis

Bindii, also known as "jo-jo" or "lawn prickles," is a low-growing, mat-forming weed notorious for its sharp, spiny seed heads that cause discomfort when stepped on. It thrives in compacted, dry soils and spreads aggressively in lawns during warmer months.

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Capeweed

Scientific Name: Arctotheca calendula

Capeweed is a fast-spreading annual broadleaf weed that forms dense mats, outcompeting turfgrass.

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Catsear

Scientific Name: Hypochaeris radicata

Often mistaken for dandelion, catsear has deeply lobed, rough-textured leaves and bright yellow flowers.

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Chickweed

Scientific Name: Stellaria media

Chickweed is a low-growing, spreading weed with small, oval leaves and tiny white flowers. It thrives in moist, shaded areas and is a common winter annual in turfgrass.

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Clover

Scientific Name: Trifolium spp.

Clover, including white clover (Trifolium repens), is a common turfgrass weed that spreads through creeping stolons.

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Cudweed

Scientific Name: Gnaphalium spp

Cudweed is a resilient weed with silvery-green, waxy leaves and small, clustered flowers. It thrives in dry, compacted soils and spreads via wind-dispersed seeds.

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Dandelion

Scientific Name: Taraxacum officinale

Dandelion is one of the most recognizable turf weeds, with bright yellow flowers and deeply lobed leaves.

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Fleabane

Scientific Name: Conyza spp.

Fleabane is an upright, fast-growing weed with hairy, lance-shaped leaves and clusters of small, daisy-like flowers.

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Oxalis

Scientific Name: Oxalis spp.

Oxalis, or creeping wood sorrel, is a low-growing weed with clover-like leaves and small yellow flowers. It spreads through creeping stems and underground bulbs.

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Plantain

Scientific Name: Plantago spp.

Plantain, including broadleaf plantain (Plantago major) and narrowleaf plantain (Plantago lanceolata), is a persistent turf weed with a rosette growth habit.

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Creeping Indigo

Scientific Name: Indigofera spicata

Creeping Indigo is a low-growing, leguminous weed with small pink flowers and pinnate leaves.

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Khaki Weed

Scientific Name: Alternanthera pungens

Khaki Weed is a highly invasive, prostrate weed with spiny seed heads that can cause irritation when stepped on.

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Working with Brian and GTS has been invaluable for our growth. Their technical knowledge and support in herbicides for large industrial areas have saved us time and money. We can always get what we need, even urgently.

Andrew Leak Landscape Elements, Perth, WA | General

Since 2017, Paul Spencer and Paul Bevan have been consistently knowledgeable, honest, and reliable. They’re always available for product support and true to the GTS motto: right advice, right support, right products.

Daniel Stack Superintendent, Windaroo Lakes Golf Course, QLD | General

I’ve worked with John Hume and GTS for many years, and their product knowledge, honesty, and reliability are essential. I’d call it a partnership—I couldn’t produce a field like this without their support.

Leslie Pendreigh, Head Groundsman, St. Thomas More College, Brisbane Sunnybank, QLD | General

"I have a great relationship with GTS. GTS has been a fantastic support, as has my rep, Paul Bevan. Paul has years of knowledge and experience, having been in my position as a superintendent before, he understands my needs. His product knowledge is excellent, as is that of Paul Spencer, the head agronomist. They’ve always been there for me whenever I need advice or have an issue, providing quick and reliable support."

Luke Helm – Superintendent, Meadowbrook Golf Club, QLD | General

GTS is a great company to work with. Steve Jones and Rob Green have been fantastic support, always ready to help. From seed and fertiliser to every product I need, they are only a phone call away.

Grounds Manager, Optus Stadium, Perth, WA | General

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