- Tips: What Weed is in Your Lawn?
- Pricing: Compare Programs
Weeds are plants growing where they are not wanted or simply, plants growing out of place. Weed control in a lawn begins with a healthy, vigorous, dense stand of turf. Without sunlight, many weed seedlings cannot survive. An attractive, weed-free lawn can bring a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment to the homeowner.
Regular mowing and proper fertilization during late fall and spring improves the appearance of turf areas and reduces the competition weeds provide, but does not eliminate them from the turf. Chemical control with with selective herbicides in others will remove weeds from the turfgrass. Our certified technicians can treat any weed problems that may develop in your lawn.
Plantain
Easily controlled with normal program
Dandelion
Easily controlled with our normal program
Violets
Difficult to control. Customer needs to wait 7-10 days after normal application and then call for service call (please note service calls are no charge)
Chickweed
White or yellow flowers difficult to control. Customer should wait 7-10 days after application then call for respray.
Creeping Charlie
Difficult to control. Customer should wait 7-10 days after application then call for respray.
Clover
Control with normal treatments
Crabgrass
Best to prevent with our crabgrass prevention in spring time.
Purslane
Note the large pillow shaped leaves. Controlled with normal application in spring.
Spurge
Note the small pedals. Normally grows in cracks of sidewalk. Best controlled in spring.