Crabgrass is a summer annual. Crabgrass is most commonly seen around edges of driveways, sidewalks, and streets. It prefers thin, open turf. It is commonly found in lawns that are mowed too short. It can tolerate hot, dry, compacted soils.

Tall Fescue is a cool season perennial. It forms in clumps unless it was seeded in to a lawn. In a bluegrass lawn it is undesirable and can be invasive. The leaves are flat and wide. The upper surface is dull while the lower is glossy. We offer tall fescue control to remove unwanted clumps. Call for an estimate!

Nutsedge is a warm season perennial. It has triangular stems and its leaves emerge from 3 sides at the base. It has yellowish green leaves that almost look lime green when found in a bluegrass lawn. It is found in wet areas in lawns and can spread from there.

Also known as annual bluegrass. It is a cool season annual. It has apple green colored leaves which makes it stand out in a bluegrass lawn. It prefers wet, compacted soils and it tolerates shady sites.

Quackgrass is a cool season perennial. Its leaves are blue-green in color. It prefers well-drained soils. It also prefers thin, drought prone sites.

Bentgrass is a cool season perennial. It is most commonly seen on golf courses. It forms in puffy, dense patches. It prefers to be mown short and like moist, fertile soils.

Barnyardgrass is a warm season annual that forms in clumps. It has thick purplish stems, and it prefers moist to wet sites.

Nimblewill grass is a warm season perennial. It forms fuzzy dense patches in a bluegrass lawn. It is dormant in our cooler weather so it is brown in an otherwise green bluegrass yard.

Goosegrass is a warm season annual. It has a seed head that looks similar to a zipper. It prefers full sun, poorly drained, compacted soils.

Foxtail is a warm season annual. It is clump forming. The stems are red near the base. The seed head is bristly like a fox.

Orchard grass is a perennial grass. It is bluish green in color.