Just as there are different types of plants, there are different types of weeds. Some are easy to spot, others look just like grass. Some are easy to pull, others take other tools and formulas. Broadleaf weeds are usually easy to spot because of their broad leaves, but these aggressive plants easily take over your lawn if not treated properly. Read more
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It's the start of summer! You want to get outside and enjoy your lawn. But if your grass is looking less than ideal, it also may be the start of a pest infestation. Learn more about the signs and treatment plan to put chinch bugs in their place. Read more
You don't have to live in the woods to encounter a woody weed in your yard. These hardy plants come back year after year and are as tough as the woody stems that set them apart from other lawn weeds. There is a way to stop them, but it takes consistency especially if you don't want them coming back. Read more
Have you spotted the spotted lanternfly yet? Last year was a doozy of destruction with these pests infesting trees and carcasses covering sidewalks. There are some things you can do now to help stop the spread before they take over again this year. Read more
Weeds are coming. Even in the most pristine lawns, it's possible a single weed seed will drift through the wind, rain, water, or by animal and find purchase in your lawn. What's a homeowner to do? Especially if you have kids and pets running around and want to help save the planet? Try some of these natural weed control methods. Read more
There's more than one way to fight a weed. The most common weed control methods fall under one of five categories: preventative, cultural, mechanical, biological, and chemical. The method depends on the type of weed you're dealing with and how far along it is in the growing process. Read more