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Maintaining a lush, green lawn in Georgia can be challenging, especially when dealing with persistent weeds. This guide will help you understand the differences between pre-emergent and post-emergent weed control, and how to use them effectively to keep your lawn weed-free year-round.
Fertilizing your lawn is of utmost importance when it comes to maintaining a lush and vibrant garden. While many homeowners may overlook this task, proper fertilization plays a crucial role in promoting healthy grass growth and development.
Georgia is home to various weeds that can wreak havoc on lawns and gardens if left uncontrolled. Understanding the identification features and implementing effective control strategies can help prevent these weeds from becoming persistent problems.
It’s a cruel irony to be a keen gardener with hay fever or other outdoor allergies. Unfortunately, the plants and grass in your garden depend upon the pollen which triggers most yard allergies, so it’s challenging to have one without the other.
The seeds of broadleaf weeds are naturally occurring in all soils. Some can persist for as long as 30 years if not properly eradicated and can turn an otherwise beautiful lawn into an eyesore.
