At Strong(er) Lawns, LLC we know that in order to control weeds you have understand the type of weed you are dealing with and its life cycle. fertilizers.

Weeds are simply defined as plants growing where they are not wanted. They can disrupt the appearance and use of lawns, recreational areas, and other turfs. In addition, they compete with desired turfgrasses for space, water, nutrients, and light. Turf weeds may be grasses, grass-like plants (rushes and sedges), or broadleaf plants with annual, biennial, and/or perennial life cycles. Weeds are classified as summer annuals, winter annuals, biennials, and perennials. Annuals complete their life cycles in one season by flowering, maturing seed, and dying. Summer annuals germinate from late March through July, depending on the location. They flower in the summer and die in the fall. Winter annuals germinate in the fall and early winter and usually die with warm weather in the spring or summer; however, they may continue to grow into early summer in cool seasons. Biennial weeds have a two-year life cycle.

These are all factors we consider when addressing in our customers lawns. We don't just spray chemicals and hope for the best. We are very selective in what we apply, to what we apply it, and when we apply it. 

Weeds are easier to prevent then they are to cure. We usually start our season with pre-emergent weed control that prevents the seeds from germinating (emerging). 

What You Should Know

Careless application techniques or excessive amounts of herbicides can result in serious turf damage and contamination of water resources. 

At Strong(er) Lawns we are always careful so that there is do drift that damages other plants and that so that no harm comes to pets or other humans coming into the treated area.