Weed Control

How to control these problem weeds.

Because of deep roots, hand pulling isn't enough to keep this stubborn weed from coming back every spring

Blossom end rot is a disorder caused when developing fruit can't get enough calcium. It can cause large, dark lesions to form that can cover as much as 1/2 of the fruit. Because it is not a disease, fungicides and other disease control products are ineff

Difficult to completely eliminate, the plant (root and all) needs to be removed or they can grow right back

Mosses produce spores instead of seeds and absorb nutrients and moisture from the air because they lack true roots. They form coarse, green or yellowish-green clumps in the bare areas of the lawn. The presence of moss indicates the growing conditions are