Nothing spoils a nice barefooted walk through the lawn more than stickerweed. Also known as spurweed, stickers or burweed, seeds germinate in the fall and winter months in lawns, particularly ...

Treating weeds before winter can put your grass a step ahead once the warmer weather returns. "If you have a cool season lawn, it should look green and lush in the fall," notes TruGreen’s Marc ...

First, determine your weed tolerance. Do you want your lawn to look like the 18th green at a golf course? Are you going for a bit of a shaggy chic look with room for a few wandering volunteers ...

If you wait until summer when the weed produces its burs, it will usually be too late to do anything about it because the stickers will stay in your lawn even if the weed dies. Read more ...

There are many different types of weeds that can spoil a lush, green lawn: crabgrass, dandelions, white clover, quack grass, wood sorrel, bindweed, broad-leaf plantain, cinquefoil and creeping ...

Whether you view weeds as beneficial or problematic depends on your perspective and the goals you set for your lawn. Many gardeners embrace biodiversity in turf areas to support pollinators ...

It is important to know the weed variety before utilizing non-organic control measures. It is also critically important to know the turfgrass variety that dominates your lawn, as some herbicides ...

Here’s a little known fact: the purple-blooming weeds like henbit and deadnettle that are so easily spotted in the spring are actually growing in your lawn right now. As gardeners, we typically ...

First, determine your weed tolerance. Do you want your lawn to look like the 18th green at a golf course? Are you going for a bit of a shaggy chic look with room for a few wandering volunteers ...

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. First, determine your weed tolerance. Do you want your lawn to look like the 18th green at a golf course? Are you going for a bit of a ...