Crabgrass killers can kill native grass right along with your nasty crabgrass infestation, so choosing the right one is ...

Learn how to get rid of crabgrass and achieve a healthy, weed-free lawn. Chances are, if you have a lawn, you have crabgrass! This fast-growing weed thrives despite heat, humidity, or drought ...

People always ask when to apply the crabgrass preventers. The answer is now (late March) here in northern Indiana. Soils have ...

pre-emergent treatments that destroy crabgrass before or shortly after germination, and post-emergent treatments that target and kill the weed itself. Some products claim to do both, and in many ...

Crabgrass is an annual weed that sprouts in the spring when the soil begins to warm and there is moisture. Crabgrass is often ...

Applying herbicide in April can help to prevent crabgrass problems in home lawns, said K-State horticulture expert Cynthia ...

If you’ve had trouble with crabgrass in recent years, early spring is the time to apply a granular crabgrass preventer to ...

It turns out the key to stopping weeds is timing. Gardeners are being urged to add one simple item to their grass in April or ...

The products should be applied just before the weed seeds germinate. That timing is between late March and mid-April. There are several products available on the market for crabgrass control.

Apply postemergence herbicides when the crabgrass or other annual weed is fully visible and apply only to patches of weeds. As crabgrass becomes larger, it is more difficult to control. You may need ...

The fescue seed will germinate at a lower soil temperature than the crabgrass. This will open up a window of time later when you can apply the weed prevention ahead of the crabgrass. Wait until ...