Shaping Your Outdoors. Surpassing Expectations.
Pre-emergent and targeted control that stops crabgrass before it takes over your lawn.
Crabgrass is an aggressive annual weed that germinates as soils warm and can quickly overrun thin lawns. The key is prevention: a pre-emergent barrier applied at the right time in spring stops seeds from establishing, while targeted treatment handles any that break through. We time applications to soil temperature and reinforce with feeding so dense turf resists crabgrass on its own.
Stops crabgrass before it germinates; Timed to soil temperature for best results; Targets breakthrough weeds without harming grass; Reinforced by a thick, well-fed lawn; Prevents a small problem from spreading
1) Assess history and timing for pre-emergent; 2) Apply the pre-emergent barrier in early spring; 3) Spot-treat any breakthrough crabgrass; 4) Feed and mow to strengthen turf; 5) Plan the following season prevention
Lawn size; Pre-emergent vs post-emergent needs; Number of applications; Infestation history
Pre-emergent in early spring as soils warm; post-emergent spot treatment through summer.