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The weather is starting to change in October—from summertime highs to fall lows. The cooler air along with wet weather provides the perfect conditions for brown patch disease. It’s also time to start thinking about cool season grassy weeds, like poa annua and henbit. Your lawn care professional …
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10 Summer Weeds Afflicting Southern AL Lawns Are weeds taking over your Baldwin or Mobile County yard? It’s an all summer job to keep weeds out of your yard. Many weeds affect Southern AL lawns. Some of them clump together to crowd out healthy lawn grass or they have a clever way of …
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You already know that fertilizer is an intricate part of a healthy lawn. But did you know that there’s a fertilizer that releases nutrients to your yard grass for up to 16 weeks? Polyon fertilizer is a control-release fertilizer that comes in its trademark green pellets. Polyon delivers …
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Things are warming up in Southern Alabama. Your zoysia, centipede and St Augustine lawns are coming out of dormancy. Instead of healthy green grass, you’re finding your lawn has large brown patches. What is going on? You probably have large patch. It started in …
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Xtreme Turf Lawn Care Serving Homeowners in Daphne, Fairhope, Spanish Fort, & Mobile, AL Did you know that hiring a local lawn care company not only saves you time but benefits your lawn’s vitality? Indeed, a local lawn service knows how to beat weeds and grow the best yard grass in Southern …
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Now that your warm season grass (Bermuda, centipede, St. Augustine and zoysia grass) is going dormant, it’s time to think about putting down pre-emergent weed control on your lawn. Why? Since your lawn is going to sleep for the winter, winter weeds, such as chickweed, henbit, purple deadnettle …
