Even the most manicured lawns are prone to weeds. Proper maintenance helps your lawn fight back and limit the number that pops up. But many other factors contribute to weed seed spread, including natural occurrences that are harder to control. Of the various weed varieties, broadleaf weeds are easier to spot than grassy weeds, which makes broadleaf weed control slightly easier. Read more
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Think getting rid of lawn pests is a cinch? Not if you have chinch bugs. Learn how to prevent an infestation and different methods of chinch bug control. Read more
Some weeds are tougher to control than others. You've got your common thin, grassy weeds and hardier broadleaf weeds. Then there are those woody weeds that prove to be more difficult to remove. Identifying woody weeds is the first step in effective control. Learn what to watch for and how to keep your lawn from looking like the woods. Read more
If you haven't already experienced a spotted lanternfly infestation, consider yourself lucky. These invasive pests have been around since about 2014 and are only growing in numbers. This may be the year you see them in your area, so keep the following lanternfly treatment tips handy. Read more
Got weeds? Before you pick up that chemical spot spray, learn more about alternative natural weed control methods. Read more
Just as there are many different types of weeds there are many methods of weed control. Whether you want to prevent, pull, or spray, there's a right way to do each. Read more