The first two are a form of clover, I think & it spreads like crazy. I have a lot in my lawn for the first time, too. I've used turfix.
maclad,
Nov 8, 6:44am
Sorry but your photos are not really clear enough for a good ID but as suggested, any good turf spray should get rid of them and not damage the grass. Your lawn appears to be in much need of a good feed also. By feeding you thicken up the turf making it harder for weeds to take a hold.
sunnysue1,
Nov 8, 7:04am
I think the third photo is that awful prickle weed.
kam04,
Nov 8, 7:13am
The photos were taken beside a tree line where the grass is a bit thin. The rest of the lawn is in better condition than that. A couple of months ago I sprayed the lawns with Yates Weed & Feed. It's obvious that it doesn't weed out these two types of plant. We've also had a lot of very dry weather and the lawn is in need of a good drink.
koru67,
Feb 18, 9:45am
I vote for suckling clover for the 3rd photo. I find it has one main root and can be pulled out reasonably easily if the ground is soft enough.
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