Getting rid of weeds in your garden and yard is an important task in any homeowner's quest to maintain a healthy landscape. These often hardy plants often pop up in unwanted places, competing with ...

Above normal spring moisture followed by warmer temperature have spurred weed growth this summer. Generally, weeds are best controlled when they are below 4 inches in height. Some weeds are still ...

The best way to think about controlling weeds in lawns is to figure out how the weed differs from the desirable grass and use that difference as a means for control. Summer annual grass weeds are ...

However, February is a good time to cut back Pee Gee hydrangeas (Hydrangea paniculata with pointed blooms) and the smooth or ...

It is an annual weed that is very small in size, usually fitting beneath the blades of the mower without barely being touched each time the lawn is mowed. It normally acts as a winter annual. This ...

Fall tillage is an alternative to fallow tillage that can be used to destroy winter annual and biennial weeds. On weeds that over-winter, fall tillage is more effective than spring tillage. Fall ...

While summer annuals steal the spotlight in most cases, it’s important you don’t sleep on winter annual weeds. Early-season corn and soybean plants can suffer greatly when winter annuals are ...

Like any plant, weeds can be annual or perennial. Annual weeds are easier to get rid of, as they last just one year or season," Hannah explained. "They might spring up quickly, but they can be ...