Nutsedge, often called nutgrass, is one of the most pesky lawn weeds that homeowners encounter in their turf grass. While it may look like grass, it is actually a sedge, and requires a different type of herbicide than broadleaf weeds for eradication. Here, we will discuss how to identify and control nutsedge in your lawn.
Trees play an important role in the environment as they filter out CO2 and help generate clean air. As urban areas continue to expand and grow, they contribute to more air pollution. This makes the jobs of trees even more important.
We all know that growing plants takes a certain level of TLC. The amount of care a plant needs varies depending on its variety. At a minimum however, plants need a basic amount of proper soil, water, and sunlight.
During the start of the spring season, it is not uncommon to get a call here and there from homeowners who may be wondering what type of weed is growing in their otherwise healthy lawn. Particularly in the early spring, the odds are good that the weed is is poa annua. This grassy weed is also known as annual bluegrass.
Fall is actually the first growing season and gives newly planted grass seeds the opportunity to germinate in the fall and then mature through the spring before the heat of the summer hits. It is also more beneficial than spring seeding because it does not interfere with crabgrass pre-emergent treatments.
We’ve asked our lawn experts to compile everything they know about lawn mushrooms in one place, so you can learn what the presence of mushrooms means for your lawn and find out how to safely get rid of them.
Did you know that lawns in Missouri may require as much as 1 to 1-1/2 inches of water per week from irrigation or rainfall during summer to remain green and actively growing?
Whether your lawn is a small patch of grass or several acres, it’s important to take care of it properly to keep it healthy all year long. The pros at Loyalty Lawn Care know the tips and tricks to keep your lawn green.
Our team at Loyalty Lawn Care is proud to announce that our company has earned the service industry’s coveted Angie’s List Super Service Award. This honor reflects an exemplary year of service provided to members of the local services marketplace and consumer review site in the year 2014.
Ask any turf specialist this question and you will get a simple response, “It is your crabgrass control.” But how does this seemingly miracle product work, and what does it mean to my family?
We here at Loyalty Lawn Care offer a gift that gives all season long. Our root development program offers an answer to fit any budget!
Leaves are rapidly falling from deciduous trees so it’s a good time to stop and think about options for handling the litter. Although a scattering of leaves won’t harm the lawn, excessive cover prevents sunlight from reaching turfgrass plants.
While it may not actually be spring until March 20th you’ll want to start treating your lawn prior that to have a good looking lawn this year.
When it comes to the care and maintenance of any type of plant area, it is important to have all the knowledge you need. Whether the area of interest is indoors or outdoors, and commercial or residential, the lawn service in St. Charles, MO at Loyalty Lawn Care has the necessary resources for you!