Fall is the perfect season to identify and remove problem plants. Identify four invasive weeds and learn how to remove them. I'll admit that when I hear the words "invasive weeds" I think of ...

Fall is the perfect time for weed control. Get a jump on spring weed control by zapping broadleaf weeds in the fall, while they are young enough to manage. In the springtime, the weeds grow ...

The 'Growing Together' Podcast Hard-to-control weeds do have their Achilles’ heel. Right now, in fall, is a window of opportunity when weeds are most vulnerable to weed-killing herbicides ...

If you don't pull fall weeds before winter begins, you will have much more work and weeds in the spring. Cooler temperatures are finally here and if you think the only lawn and garden chore you ...

Unless you stop them, weeds are going to grow in your lawn. Here's what you need to do. There are many different types of ...

Winter annual weeds emerge from seeds in the fall and begin to develop. They will go dormant or semi-dormant during the coldest months of winter and flower the next spring. After they flower ...

Fall is best for cool-season grasses like Kentucky ... Avoid seed products with a lot of weed seed or “coated” seed if you’re on a budget; you’re paying for less seed and more coating.

If root sections remain for difficult weeds, the weed can regenerate and grow again next year. In Yakima County, fall is a great time to gain control of noxious weeds. Biennial and perennial weeds ...

With Fall around the corner, there are other prominent Autumn weeds to be mindful of. This picture shows a few of the main types of Autumn weeds aside from ragweed. These weeds all release pollen ...

Different groups of plants emit pollen to reproduce at various times of the year, causing respiratory and sinus symptoms in some people. In the fall, grasses and weeds, especially ragweed, ...