When it comes to controlling weeds, your focus right now should be treating newly germinated warm-season weeds with a post-emergence herbicide. Mature cool-season weeds like chickweed and annual ...

By now, you’ve probably had to crank up the lawnmower and give your lawn its first cut in a while.

Nobody wants weeds in their lawn, but even if pre-emergent is the key, when's the right time to use it? We got advice from a ...

If you have a lawn, you'll almost certainly have spurge weeds. Knowing about them can help you deal with them so they don't ruin your lawn.

A lawn expert has issued a warning to all gardeners that now is the best time to remove weeds from their lawns but there is one specific technique they should follow in order to prevent the grass from ...

so they can kill more weeds on more lawns with certainty. According to a YouGov Herbicides Drivers Study, 50% of weed control purchasers admit they are not confident they are buying the correct ...

Selective Herbicides in Ready-to-Spray and Concentrate formats including Nutsedge Killer for Southern Lawns, Weed Killer for Southern Lawns, Crabgrass & Weed Killer for Lawns, and Crabgrass ...

Our new packaging highlights the exact types of weeds each product targets, taking the uncertainty out of lawn care." Shoppers can expect to see the new Image Herbicides packaging on shelves at ...

Due to the toxicity of spurge laurel, it’s not advisable to mow plants or burn debris, as the vapors or smoke could cause irritation to the skin and lungs. We’re here to help! We all need to do our ...

However, despite its effectiveness for weeds on patios, driveways, and gravel, there are two areas where boiling water should never be poured. Boiling water must not be used on lawn-based weeds as ...