Some of the most prolific weeds are of the broadleaf variety, since their wide, flat leaves stand out among the tall, thin grass. Left untreated, weeds not only disrupt the aesthetics of your lawn, but they also compete with desired plants for nutrients, water, and light. Effective broadleaf weed control requires a combination of prevention, identification, and treatment for these specific types of plant. Read more
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During the hot, dry summer, there are many reasons your lawn can turn brown. One is chinch bugs. These tiny insects can cause big problems for your lush lawn. Professional chinch bug control helps keep your grass strong this season. Read more
Whether you live near the woods or not, you may come across some forms of woody weeds in your lawn or garden. Learn about woody weed control options tailored to the specific species and help protect your yard and family from any negative effects. Read more
Are you still seeing large infestations of the spotted lanternfly? While sightings may have dwindled due to various treatment options, you may still see signs of this invasive pest. Learn more about spotted lanternfly treatment options to help protect your plants and the overall ecosystem. Read more
You may have heard of cash crops that farmers grow for sale. But have you ever considered cover crop benefits? Like anything plant-related, what and when you plant can make or break the benefits. Read more
Getting rid of weeds may seem like an ongoing process, especially if you don't treat them early in the season. The process is even more specialized if you don't want to use any of the countless chemical control products on the market. However, there are easy natural weed control methods you can try and still get the desired results. Read more