Lawn Care September is the time to overseed or reseed cool-season lawns. Be sure to purchase high-quality grass seed. Lower quality seed often has weeds and undesirable perennial grasses. For high-quality lawns that are not overseeded, the first and most…
Lawn Contact Tree Top to get a quote for lawn maintenance. Garden During February or early-March, start vegetable, annual and perennial seeds indoors for a head start on spring. Slow-maturing plants such as peppers, eggplants, broccoli, cauliflower, and kale should be…
Lawn Stop crabgrass before it starts by applying Ferti-lome All-Season II Crabgrass and Weed Preventer to cool-season lawns from March to early-April. Do not use a crabgrass preventer if you are planning to overseed. Spray dandelions, henbit, and chickweed in lawns with Ferti-lome…
Lawn Seed or Overseed cool-season lawns in the spring (late-March to April) or fall (September to late-October). Always use New Lawn Starter when seeding. Apply crabgrass preventers from March to mid-April. Do not use a crabgrass preventer if you are overseeding.…
Lawn Plant buffalo grass June through July if irrigation is available. If not, plant in April or May to take advantage of the moisture. Spray nutgrass while it is still small. As the weather turns hot and dry, sprinkler systems need to…
Lawn Care Grubs begin feeding on lawns in July and August. Apply Hi-Yield's Grub Free Zone II to prevent damage and provide season-long control. Continue to monitor sprinkler systems for consistent coverage. Grass needs 1 inch of water per week…
Lawn Care If you're planning to completely renovate your lawn, start spraying Hi Yield's Killzall around the 10th of the month. You may need to spray 2 mores times to eliminate some grassy weeds. Fertilize lawns now only if it…