Even if you've tried preventative methods, you could still see weeds pop up in lawns and gardens. If you do, it's time for post-emergent crabgrass control. Find out what options you have and how to use them effectively.
Green Image Lawn Care – Lawn Weeds
Homeowners who want a pristine lawn are often battling with grass imposters. But there are ways to both prevent and treat grassy weeds and achieve the lawn you're looking for. It starts with understanding what the weed is after and effective nutsedge control techniques.
Now that spring is around the corner, the weather is getting warmer and triggering the growth of grass—and weeds. Learn how beneficial preemergent crabgrass control and fertilizer can be for the health and vibrancy of your lawn this season and throughout the year.
It is early spring, and our phones start to ring along with our email inboxes begin to fill up with questions, why do I have crabgrass or Nutsedge?
Nutsedge, also known as nut grass, is a common weed that can wreak havoc on your beautiful lawn.
The best way to eliminate crabgrass from your lawn is to prevent the roots from taking hold in the first place.
Crabgrass, or digitaria sanguinalis, is the number one weed problem in Pennsylvania lawns.