Henbit is a broadleaf weed that appears in shady spots on your lawn. Keeping henbit under control involves acting quickly once it’s spotted as well as taking preventative measures. Read on to learn more about keeping henbit off of your property. Read more
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Your pup is your best pal! But Fido is rarely a friend to your grass. It is possible to have a canine companion and a beautiful lawn. Read on to learn more about treating dog urine damage on your lawn. Read more
Crabgrass is an invasive weed that spreads quickly during the summer. Good lawn maintenance is the best prevention, but you can also use different types of herbicides depending on the maturity of the weeds. Read more
Leaf spot and melting-out disease cause turf spots in the spring and fall and rotting in the summer. Read here to learn about leaf spot and melting-out disease and how you can keep it from taking over your lawn. Read more
Herbicides—chemical substances used to destroy unwanted vegetation—can help keep your lawn weed free and should be used with care. Make sure to identify the weed type, choose the right product, and follow directions for proper application. Read more
Employing the proper mowing patterns can make your lawn look professionally manicured. Improper mowing techniques can mean missing spots, resulting in an unsightly final appearance. Learn here about the best lawn mowing patterns for your lawn. Read more