Weeds are ugly. They can impede harvest, transmit crop viruses or host destructive pests. Worst of all, weeds can critically reduce the quality of your lawn and eventually destroy it.
At the end of the day, having weeds together with green grass means competing for essential nutrients, which often hinders the growth of healthy grass.
If anything, weed control is necessary to maintain the lush and beauty of a lawn.
An important part of the weed control process is making sure that there aren’t any economic or environmental consequences to weeds’ growth and development.
If anything, we should use an acceptable weed control system to control weeds, or a combination of two or more approaches if necessary.
At “We Mow Dallas”, we’ve covered weed control quite extensively. Our guides give you the information you need to control weeds without harming healthy plants, so you can have a healthy lawn all year round.
Grass burrs in a lawn aren’t a good sight. The farthest they spread, the worse they make grass and flowers look. Worse, they compete with healthy plants for light, air, and nutrients, and could more than likely hamper the growth of the very plants you wish to nurture in the first place. Fortunately, you do …
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