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Weed Control Simplified
Weeds in your landscape, whether in the lawn or in your beds, are an eyesore. These weeds compete with your lawn and plants for sun, water, and nutrients, not to mention the aches and pains they bring you following an afternoon of weed-pulling. If you’re tired of looking at the dandelions and other weeds sprouting up in your landscaping and want your weekends back, we can help.
Highly recommend them.
We’ve used Moyer for years, both for full season lawn treatment and selected services. Highly recommend them.
Say Goodbye to Weeds
The best time to start preventing and removing the weeds in your landscape and lawn is now. Our seven-step seasonal lawn care program has the flexibility to fit your goals and your budget for your outdoor space. In spring we recommend pre-emergent weed control treatment. This application works below the surface, creating a barrier to prevent weeds from growing. Already have visible weeds? We can handle that too with safe and effective post-emergent treatments.
Our Experience and Trusted Process
- Wait until the application is completely dry before allowing family members or pets on the treated area. A window of 1-4 hours is recommended.
- Allow 24 hours before mowing your lawn. This allows the application to be completely absorbed into the weed root system.
- Patience is key. So far these tips have all asked you to wait. Here’s one more: you may not notice an immediate result after the first application. Your treatment plan is designed to work over time. Before you realize it, your lawn will be more beautiful each day.
Common lawn weeds in our area include:
DandelionsOnce appreciated for their medicinal properties, dandelions are considered a weed by many homeowners.
CrabgrassCrabgrass grows best in bare spots in your lawn and competes with healthy grass for space.
CloverClover is a perennial weed that grows best in compacted soil that is low in nitrogen. Treating your lawn with core aeration and nitrogen will help reduce your clover problem.
NutsedgeIf your lawn has areas that retain water, that’s where you’ll typically find nutsedge, a persistent weed that spreads easily through a network of tubers, or underground stems.
Your Beautiful Lawn Starts Here
Contact us today if you would like to discuss weed control. We’ll be happy to answer any questions and help you schedule an appointment for any services you require.
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Our Total Green Plan is All You Need
We take pride in our proven history of success over four decades of experience dedicated to lawn care. Over this time we have honed our growing skills into one effective plan to deliver the best results for your lawn.
Trust Us With Your Lawn
We take pride in our proven history of success as a family-owned business with over four decades of experience dedicated to lawn care. Unlike national franchises, we understand the unique needs of lawns in our region. Leveraging our local expertise we provide growth plans that protect against diseases, insects and promote overall health—leading to a beautiful lawn.
We’re growers and not mowers of beautiful lawns. We do not provide mowing services.
We know you have lots of options when it comes to lawn care. Here are a couple of reasons we invite you to give us a call to see how we can make your lawn the envy of the neighborhood.
- We’re family owned & operated. We’re not a national chain.
- We’re local. We know the area.
- We stand by our service.
- Our experience. We’ve been at this for over 40 years.
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FAQ
What types of weeds can be controlled?
There are broad categories of weeds such as broadleaf, grassy, and woody weeds. A professional service typically targets common problematic species within these categories.
What methods are used for weed control?
Methods can range from manual removal and organic treatments to chemical herbicides. The best method often depends on the weed type, extent of infestation and homeowner preferences.
Is weed control safe for my pets and children?
It’s essential to follow label instructions and recommendations. Always ensure that children and pets stay off treated areas until they are completely dry.
How often should I have weed control services?
The frequency varies based on the types of weeds, growth patterns and specific treatments used. Typically, services might be recommended seasonally or a few times a year.
Will the treatments harm my grass or other desired plants?
Selective herbicides are designed to target specific weeds without harming desired lawn grasses. Non-selective herbicides can harm any vegetation they contact. Proper application ensures the safety of your desired plants.
How long after treatment will I see results?
Results can vary based on the treatment method and weed type. Some weeds might wilt within days, while others could take a few weeks.
Can I mow or water my lawn after a weed control treatment?
It’s often recommended to avoid mowing for 24 hours after treatment.
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