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Rough bluegrass is occasionally used as turfgrass on certain commercial properties. For the most part, however, it’s considered a weed. The challenge is that it can be tricky to identify and even more difficult to rid from your lawn.
Learn morePoa annua is a fast and persistent grower that can quickly take over your lawn if you aren’t careful. This annual weed can come back year after year. That means you can’t just expect poa annua to go away on its own. Instead, you’ll need to learn how to kill poa annua so this weed doesn’t replace your lawn.
Learn moreDon’t let its cutesy name fool you. Foxtail grass is both a stubborn weed that will work to outcompete your lawn and a risk to any pets that like to spend time in your yard. Foxtail is common throughout the United States, so it can pop up almost anywhere. It’s also an aggressive grower, meaning it can quickly take over a lawn when it gets a toehold.
Learn moreWhile oxalis is a persistent weed, it’s not invulnerable. With the right tools and understanding, you can learn how to get rid of oxalis in a number of different ways.
Learn moreKnown as “the lazy man’s grass,” centipede grass has a lot going for it, especially if you prefer a low-maintenance lawn. However, it doesn’t thrive everywhere in the United States and requires some level of care. In the right type of soil and climate, centipede grass can thrive, giving homeowners a beautiful, thick lawn.
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