Kathy2, if you really want rid of your lawn weeds, buy a good lawn weedkiler, this as suggested will kill the weeds and feed the lawn, ask your local garden centre for advice on products.
Thanks spider. I can cope with the odd dandelion, buttercup, daisy etc but this weed took over. I used lawn weedkiller, which hasn't done anything. I tried Roundup for paths on just one clump and it killed off the weed, but it obviously killed the surrounding grass. It's only a very small patch so I will clear it out and put some grass seed down. I can't / don't want to do that to the whole lawn or I wouldn't have a lawn left. I would rather get rid of it without chemicals, asI did by digging out the dandelions with a daisy grubber but it would take forever. (Not to mention the bad back and knees by leaning over for so long)
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Kathy2, if you really want rid of your lawn weeds, buy a good lawn weedkiler, this as suggested will kill the weeds and feed the lawn, ask your local garden centre for advice on products.
Thanks spider. I can cope with the odd dandelion, buttercup, daisy etc but this weed took over. I used lawn weedkiller, which hasn't done anything.
I tried Roundup for paths on just one clump and it killed off the weed, but it obviously killed the surrounding grass. 
It's only a very small patch so I will clear it out and put some grass seed down. I can't / don't want to do that to the whole lawn or I wouldn't have a lawn left. I would rather get rid of it without chemicals, asI did by digging out the dandelions with a daisy grubber but it would take forever. (Not to mention the bad back and knees by leaning over for so long)
Ah well, off to mow the lawn before it rains.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...