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Henbit can be mowed until next fall

By Rodney Wallace Pawnee County K-State Research & Extension LARNED — It will not be long before the plants with the little purple flowers start to make themselves known in home lawns and the plants are called henbit. If you are not really sure this is what you have, check the stems. If they are square rather than round, you have henbit. Though henbit actually comes up in the fall, most of us do not ...

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