Soil health is critical for maintaining healthy plant life. The core nutrients of nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium are the food that your plants and grass need to survive and look their best all year long. So, what role does lime… Read More
Archive for the ‘Weed Control’ Category
How to Kill Weeds Without Killing Your Grass
If you’re working on having a lush, beautiful lawn that you can be proud of, you know that one of the biggest pitfalls is the presence of weeds. Some people don’t mind certain weeds popping up in their grass, but… Read More
The Best Methods for Weed Management
The pumpkin spice express is comin’ round the mountain, and fall is upon us. In many cases, that means that the heaviest work of lawn care is behind you for the year, but there is some seasonal work you still… Read More
Summer Weed Control
Summer is here and whether you’ve done your lawn prep or not, you might be dealing with summer weeds. The problem with summer weeds, in particular, is that a lot of these weeds are in their emergent stage, making them… Read More
5 Weed Control Tips For Every Winter
Sometimes weeds sprout quickly during the onset of the spring. It may get you by surprise since the weather may seem to be unconducive to germination. However, most annual winter weeds actively germinate during the fall and winter seasons and… Read More
4 Tips for Controlling Weeds in Your Garden
If you were to keep track of how many hours you spent on your garden, you’d find controlling weeds to being the longest chore you’re doing. Although you may find the first few weeks of getting rid of annoying weeds… Read More
Where Do Weeds Cause the Most Trouble?
There’s no doubt that weed control is one of the trickiest tasks you’ll ever face when it comes to landscaping. Your home’s curb appeal relies on more than just how your house looks. Weeds are not only unsightly, but they… Read More
How to Manage Weed Control While Keeping Your Pets Safe
The end of January is already here. You know what that means! It won’t be much longer until spring is back. Even so, February and March stand between us and that season of warmth and renewal. Unfortunately, there’s bound to… Read More