Winecup, sandbur, and crabgrass — these are just a few of the most common south Texas weeds. Read to learn how to identify the most common weeds in the area.
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When to Fertilize Your Lawn in Texas
Learn the best times to fertilize your lawn in Texas, from early spring to early summer and again in fall, with timing tips for different regions of the state.
The Most Common West Texas Weeds
Purslane, dandelion, and Bermudagrass are some of the most common west Texas weeds. Read to learn more about these and other common weeds of the region.
The Most Common Central Texas Weeds
Henbit and Bermudagrass are some of the most common central Texas weeds. Read this article to learn about the common weeds in this region.
When to Plant Grass Seed in Ohio
Learn when to plant grass seed in Ohio. Fall (Aug 1-Sep 15) is best, with spring as backup. Get seeding windows by region plus step-by-step tips.
What’s the Difference Between Frost Seeding and Dormant Seeding?
Frost seeding and dormant seeding are used to seed cool-season lawns. Both involve planting during colder periods but differ in timing and preparation.
When to Add Lime to Your Lawn
Not sure when to add lime to your lawn? The secret is to apply it in the fall or early spring. And avoid liming in certain conditions.
Benefits of Lime for Your Lawn
The benefits of lime for your lawn include neutralizing soil acidity, improving soil structure, and enhancing grass growth.
What Happens If You Don’t Remove Fallen Leaves in Your Yard?
Leaving leaves on your lawn too long can smother grass and invite disease, pests, and drainage issues. Learn the harms and when it’s OK to leave them.
What is Frost Seeding and How to Do It
Frost seeding is a method of overseeding lawns that uses natural freeze-thaw cycles to improve seed-to-soil contact and promote grass growth.