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
Whenever we are asked how we get lawns to look so green and vibrant, it is oftentimes a difficult question to answer. The truth is, there is no quick or easy way to achieve a great-looking lawn. A perfect lawn takes a lot of hard work, dedication, and time, and it often requires the assistance of professionals. Still, we know there are many “do-it-yourselfers” out there who want to take on the challenge of creating the perfect lawn themselves, which is why we have assembled a step-by-step guide for you to do just that!
Opening your door to see a struggling lawn with many bare and dying patches can be quite discouraging. Many homeowners and lawn care enthusiasts know how frustrating it can be to spend long hours trying to fertilize and nourish a lawn and never see any progress. If this sounds familiar to you, then new lawn seeding may be the way to go!
