Weed Control Services
Weeds show up in two very different places on a property, and each needs its own approach. ExperiGreen offers lawn weed control for the weeds competing with your turf, and landscape bed weed control for the beds, borders and mulched areas around your home. Choose the program that fits what you are dealing with, or combine both for full property coverage.
Weed Control for Your Lawn and Your Landscape Beds
Two Programs, Both Timed to the Season
Both of our weed control programs work the same way in principle: pre-emergent applications go down before weed seed germinates, and post-emergent treatments handle whatever is already actively growing. What changes between them is the target and the products used.
In the lawn, the job is to control weeds without harming the turf growing around them. In landscape beds there is no turf to protect, but there are ornamentals, shrubs and mulch to work around instead. Our locally managed teams time both programs to your region’s weather and weed pressure.
Why Weeds Keep Coming Back
In most lawns, weeds are a symptom rather than the cause. Thin turf, compacted soil and bare spots give weed seed the light and open space it needs to take hold. Spot-spraying the weeds you can see treats today’s problem while next season’s seed bank sits untouched in the soil.
Our approach pairs properly timed weed control applications with the soil-building fertilization that thickens turf over time, so weeds have less room to return year after year.
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Lawn Weed Control
Crabgrass, dandelion, clover, plantain and other weeds compete with your grass for water, nutrients and space, and they spread fastest wherever turf is thin. Our lawn weed control program pairs spring pre-emergent applications that stop grassy weeds before they germinate with post-emergent treatments for the broadleaf weeds already growing, applied to control weeds without harming the lawn around them.
Landscape Bed Weed Control
Benefits Of Our
Weed Control Services
Pre-emergent applications that stop crabgrass and grassy weeds before they germinate.
Post-emergent treatments for broadleaf weeds that are already actively growing.
Superior crabgrass and grassy weed prevention treatments in the spring.
Targeted control of dandelion, clover, plantain and other common broadleaf weeds.
Helps your lawn regain and maintain a healthy, lush, weed-free appearance.
Our Premier Plan also includes Lawn Damaging Insect Control, Grub Control, Liquid Aeration and a Soil Ph Amendment (based on region and grass type).
Weed Control Service Areas
Our team of experts offers lawn weed control services to a variety of cities and suburbs across the Midwest and the Carolinas. If weeds are taking over your lawn, call our staff to receive free evaluation assistance!
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I spray my lawn for weeds?
Timing for spraying your lawn for weeds depends on weather and if the weeds are actively growing. Generally lawn weed control is applied to actively growing weeds in mid to late spring for the best results. Our lawn program offers fertilization and lawn weed controls based on the time of year, grass type and whether weeds are actively growing.
What is pre emergent weed control?
Pre emergent weed controls are an important part of any lawn care program. These weed control products need to be applied before the target weeds are actively growing; hence the term “pre emergent”. In most cases pre emergent weed controls are applied to prevent crabgrass, other grassy weeds and certain broadleaf weeds.
How to get rid of a lawn full of weeds?
Professional lawn care programs offer the homeowner with the best solution to rid your lawn of weeds. Through a series of scheduled visits, that combine preemergent and post emergent weed controls and fertilizers your lawn will become greener and weed free over a relatively short period of time.
How to reseed a lawn with weeds?
Reseeding a lawn that has weeds in it requires a plan and a process. For best results, reseeding a lawn is best done in the fall. A professional lawncare service will apply products that will start to get rid of weeds in the lawn. Through regularly schedules visits, the lawn should have fewer and fewer weeds and grow stronger to start to fill in bare areas. Then in late summer or early fall reseeding can take place.
