How to get rid of goat head weeds in your yard, including their seeds and the stickers. Plus, find out what to do if you get goat's head stickers in your skin.

We received two questions about the same weed this week: I have been battling goat head burrs in a 1/3-acre plot of fallow land. I kept ahead of them until the last month or so and now they have ...

Puncturevine — called goathead, devil’s thorn and cat’s head — is an annual weed in our area, but a perennial in tropical regions; it’s easily killed with 2,4-D. Glyphosate is also a very effective ...

My sister, Gloria, who lives in Dayton proper, panicked when she thought the ubiquitous tiny weeds germinating in her yard were puncture vine, also known as goatheads, noxious weeds that multiple ...

"Goat heads" or Puncture Vines, are a noxious, non-native weed here in Colorado. Their aggressive nature often replaces native vegetation and is a major inconvenience to trail users.

A: Your Horrible Evil Spiky Seeds of Death are also known as Tribulus terrestris, goat head, puncture vine and other words unsuitable for a family newspaper.

BOISE, Idaho — Boise Bicycle Project's annual community effort to help clear pesky puncture vines from sites around town is kicking off next week. Goathead gathering starts up on June 1, with ...

They rapidly grow into dark green mats that often hide their tiny yellow flowers and the resultant spined seed capsules that resemble the head of a goat with two prominent woody horns.

Here is how the University of California (U.C.) describes this pesky weed: “Puncturevine produces many burs (burrs) with sharp spines that can injure humans and animals, as well puncture bicycle ...

Cliff Burdick, Wenatchee’s inspection services manager, said a staff member helps rid city property of puncture vine. The city may also get complaints from residents, and it works closely with ...

Caltrops have four projecting spikes with one spike always pointed up; just in the right position to puncture a tire or flip-flop, hence the similarity to puncturevine seedpods.