Learn how to get rid of lawn burweed with our tips. Discover effective identification, control, and prevention methods to keep your lawn healthy and burweed-free.

If the clover mite population is large, they may start to kill grass and plants. Your lawn may start to get brown spots that look similar to the way your grass looks after winter (winter kill).

The inclusion of red or white clover in perennial rye grass swards and also chicory can offer an opportunity to improve ...

It may kill some or all of your clovers, depending on the herbicide and the rate used. Killing these clovers will result in nitrogen being available to the grass in ... is your clover planting target ...

The herbicide must be absorbed by the plant leaves to kill the weed. Apply these herbicides ... excellent control of some broadleaf weeds such as white clover (Trifolium repens). If your lawn is ...

White grubs (WG) damage turf by chewing off roots close to the soil surface. The voracious feeding of the larger late 2nd and 3rd stage grubs, when combined with hot and dry conditions, can result in ...

Fallows can be accomplished with a year-long cycle of cover crop planting and incorporation, such as field pea-buckwheat-winter rye, or a single sowing, such as red clover plus an annual grass like ...

Seneca the Younger’s work, “On Mercy,” begins with this line: “Writing about mercy, Nero Caesar, is my task: so as to serve in a way that resembles a mirror, revealing you to yourself.” After 11 years ...

But according to some lawn-care experts, you shouldn’t be too hasty about letting your trusty grass-cutter languish. Contrary to popular belief, grass doesn’t stop growing during the winter ...

Pre-emergence herbicides are applied to lawns prior to weed seed germination. Our standard recommendations are Sept. 1-15 for ...