Prostrate Knotweed: How to Identify It and Get Rid of It in Your Lawn for Good
Prostrate knotweed is a wiry, mat-forming summer annual that signals compacted soil. Learn to identify it, why late fall is the key pre-emergent window, which herbicides work, and how to stop it...
Plantain Weed: How to Identify It and Get Rid of It in Your Lawn for Good
Plantain weed hides under your mower blade and thrives in compacted, hungry soil. Here's how to identify broadleaf, blackseed and buckhorn plantain, when to spray, and how to fix the lawn so it...
Lawn Weeds with Runners: How to Identify 9 Creeping Weeds and Stop Them Spreading
Creeping Charlie, bermudagrass, nimblewill and other lawn weeds with runners regrow from every stolon or rhizome you miss. Here's how to identify each one and when to treat it so it doesn't come back.
Wild Onion vs Wild Garlic: How to Tell Them Apart and Get Rid of Them in Your Lawn
Wild garlic has round, hollow leaves; wild onion has flat, solid ones. Here's how to confirm the ID in a minute and time lawn-safe treatments to finally kill the bulbs.
Wild Violets in Lawn: How to Identify and Get Rid of Them for Good
Wild violets shrug off most lawn weed killers. Here is how to confirm the ID, why fall triclopyr or fluroxypyr works best, and how to keep them from coming back.
Henbit germinates in fall and flowers in spring. Identify it by its clasping leaves, then pull, mulch or spray in fall for the best control window.
