Crabgrass, or Digitaria, is a headache for homeowners across the country. The weed, which is low to the ground and has many “legs” like a crab, is found in just about every type of turf and ...

Question. Azaleas in our yard are starting to bloom, but the plants are large and lanky. When can they be pruned, and how much? Answer. Enjoy late winter and early spring blooms, and when they are ...

Crabgrass is probably one of the most hated weeds around Indiana. It is a summer annual weed that germinates when soil temperatures are around 60 degrees Fahrenheit. It is a grass weed that emerges ...

Crabgrass—the unruly rebel of your lawn, thriving where it’s not invited and making your yard look a real mess. But fear not! With the right knowledge, tools, and tricks, you can reclaim your turf and ...

Crabgrass' ability to spread makes it hard to control. Its ability to spread is due to the number of seeds it produces and its tolerance of challenging conditions. The best way to control it is ...

Crabgrass, also known as Digitaria sanguinalis, is a species of grass that is not considered appropriate for a lawn. It is also known as hairy finger-grass, hairy crabgrass, purple crabgrass, crab ...

Question: Last year my lawn was filled with crabgrass. What is the best way to get rid of it? Answer: Crabgrass is one of those notorious weeds that everyone thinks they have in their lawn. Lawn care ...

A: We can help. We understand your frustration as crabgrass is a challenge for everyone from the novice gardener to the best golf course turf managers. Two types of crabgrass are common in Ohio: large ...

Chances are, if you have a lawn, you have crabgrass! This fast-growing weed thrives despite heat, humidity, or drought conditions. “It’s a prolific seed producer,” says Clint Waltz, PhD, turfgrass ...

The description of the weed in your lawn sounds like you have crabgrass moving in. Crabgrass is an annual, weedy warm-season grass that prefers the hot and dry summer weather over the cool spring and ...

Florida has five species of crabgrass. People often misidentify it as "carpet grass." Whatever we call it, it's still a weed in our lawns. Some species of crabgrass are annual; others are perennial.

Crabgrass is a low-growing weed that splays outward from the center like crab legs. Crabgrass has clumping, fibrous roots (no rhizomes), and its wide light green leaves come out in the spring to early ...