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Don’t Let Tropical Sod Webworm Eat Through Your AL Lawn It’s that time of year again when tropical sod webworms start showing up in southern AL yards. You don’t have to let your lawn grass succumb to these pests. What are Tropical Sod Webworms? At first, you may notice tropical sod …
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Did you know that April is National Lawn Care Month? And it’s a perfect time to pay attention to your Southern Alabama lawn. You take great pride in your property’s curb appeal. So, naturally, you want to know all of the latest hacks to keep your lawn looking beautiful and healthy all …
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Did you know that Southern Alabama lawns get two pre-emergent weed treatments per year? One is in the spring and the second on is in the fall. Grassy weeds, such as Poa Annua (annual bluegrass) germinates in fall and crabgrass will start germinating soon. When grassy weeds start to germinate, …
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One of the benefits of living in Southern Alabama is that winter doesn’t hang around. Indeed, January starts the lawn care season that lasts throughout the year. If you’re a homeowner, you want to keep weeds at a minimum. So, a lawn care service may be a consideration for your 2018 lawn care …
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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 …
