• Interns / Mentors
    • šŸ”Intern Training Home
    • 2025 Helpline Questions & Sustainability Topics
    • 2025 Mentor Intern Teams
    • Veteran Training Class Access
    • Mentors Only (need password!)
  • Videos
  • Helpline / Diagnostic
    • Helpline Instructions
    • Experts
    • Basic Diagnostic Form
    • Pesticide Policy
    • Plant Diagnostic Reference
    • Tree Diagnosic Reference
    • Home Visit Form
  • Projects/Signup
    • SEMG Projects
    • Sign Up
  • Zoom
  • Forms and Roster
Sandoval Extension Master Gardeners
  • About Us
    • About SEMG
    • Advisory Council Meeting Minutes
    • Governance
    • Treasurer’s Reports
    • How to Become a Master Gardener
  • Contact Us
    • Contact Us
    • Gardening Helpline
  • Events/News
    • Events Calendar
    • Classes
    • Gardening with the Masters
    • Green News Blog
    • Newsletter
  • Projects
    • Projects Working With Dirt
  • Resources
    • Building A Sustainable Garden
    • Soil Testing
    • Gardening FAQS
    • Gardening Resources
  • SEMG Members
Select Page
Puncture vine (a.k.a. Goathead) Tribulus terrestris

Puncture vine (a.k.a. Goathead) Tribulus terrestris

by scmgadmin | Jul 1, 2017 | Growing Tips, Weeds

Puncture vine (a.k.a. Goathead) Tribulus terrestris If you are new to gardening in New Mexico, you may not be familiar with the puncture vine, but once you step on one, you will become acquainted with this invasive weed very quickly. They are built to survive in an...

 

Better Impact Logo

SEMGs: Have YOU logged into Better Impact Yet?

Contact Us
SEMG Events Calendar
Subscribe to Our Newsletter:
* indicates required

Recent Green News

  • Bethany Abrahamson – Northern Giant Hornet Update
  • Rainwater Harvesting Project at Corrales Classic Farms for the 2025 Corrales Garden Tour
  • Bethany Abrahamson – Welcoming Our New Extension Agriculture Agent for Sandoval County
  • Penny Lindgren, Advisory Council Chair: Happy 2025!
Facebook

Donate to SEMG



Sandoval Extension Master Gardeners educate and serve our communities in sustainable high desert gardening. Donations are tax deductible.

Ask a Sandoval Extension Master Gardener

Address and Phone

Send all mail to:
Sandoval Extension Master Gardeners
PO Box 400
Bernalillo, N.M. 87004

Extension Office Phone:
(505) 867-2582

Links

Become a Master Gardener
Contact Us
Classes
Events Calendar
Green News
Helpline
Newsletter

 

Copyright Ā© 2019 Sandoval County Master Gardeners. All rights reserved.