If you have any bare spots in your lawn, as a result of removing crab grass or for other reasons, seed them in the late summer or early fall ... some of your lawn care. Raise the mower deck ...

Crabgrass, also known as Digitaria sanguinalis, is a species of grass that is not considered appropriate for a lawn. It is ...

To tackle this pesky issue, we asked lawn care experts how to get rid of stubborn crabgrass—and keep it ... overseeding until late summer or early fall. In addition to pre-emergent herbicides ...

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Tougher, more resilient grasses and better ways to fend off crabgrass and other weeds and pests should make it easier than ever to get a lush, healthy lawn. So why do so many people still have ...

Your lawn may grow more ... period in spring. Crabgrass begins to germinate when soils are mosite and the temperature in the upper inch of soil reaches 55 o to 58o F at daybreak for four to five days.