How to Kill Dallisgrass in Your Lawn (and Prevent It from Coming Back) If you’ve ever walked out to your yard and noticed a large,
How to Fix a Lawn Full of Weeds & Mixed Grass | Fall Aeration & Seeding Every year in late summer and early fall, we
Why Lawn Soil Cracks Near Concrete in the Summer Heat (and How to Fix It) When the Carolina sun beats down in the summer, many
Drought isn’t just a concern for farmers and municipalities—it affects every homeowner with a yard. In the greater Charlotte region, including Mecklenburg and Gaston counties
Lawns are the perfect place to enjoy outdoor activities with your family and friends. However, having a healthy lawn requires regular fertilization in order to
Thinking of fertilizing your lawn on your own? The benefits and risks of DIY lawn fertilization are not always so clear, so we laid them all out in this post to help you decide if it’s right for you!
Grassy weeds are one of the most common problems facing homeowners in North Carolina. We all know how ugly weeds can be on a lawn, but they also cause serious damage to your grass and other plants if left unchecked. At RDS Lawn Care, we understand how tedious it can be to deal with these pesky weeds, not to mention how difficult it is to even identify them in the first place. Our lawn care experts have put together this guide so you can know everything there is to know about grassy weeds and how to prevent them!
Nutsedge is a unique perennial lawn weed that plagues many areas across the Carolinas. Unlike most grassy weeds, nutsedge does not belong to the grass family (Poaceae) because it is not technically a grass… or a weed! Though it is commonly referred to as a lawn weed, nutsedge is actually a member of the sedge family (Cyperaceae). With its invasive growth and aggressive water consumption, nutsedge is one of the most damaging plants that could invade your lawn.
Lawns in North Carolina deserve to be free of big, unsightly weeds. This guide will help you identify and remove broadleaf weeds this season!
Weeds are a common problem for homeowners in the Carolinas. In fact, they can be so pervasive that they cause damage to your lawn and
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