At the most basic level, a weed could be any plant growing where it’s not wanted to grow, according to the Bureau of Land ...

Because crabgrass seeds spread easily via the wind, your shoes, or animals, sticking to a schedule of using a pre-emergent ...

The presence of dandelions in your yard may not be of much concern, but there's a dandelion lookalike that you'll want to get ...

Not all weeds are as bad as they're made out to be. In fact, some common 'weeds' are actually beneficial to your yard and ...

Kate has some top tips for creating a no-weed garden. Consulting gardener Kate Wall urges people to check their soil first. ... "Don't use salt on weeds as it's very bad for the soil," she says.

Garden columnist Dan Gill answers readers' questions each week. To send a question, email Gill at [email protected]. Please advise me on when and what to use to prevent winter and summer weed ...

Rain fakeouts, harvesting flowers for drying, and groundcover gone bad: This Weekend in the Garden. Updated: Jul. 12, 2024, 6:40 a.m. ... The groundcover that became a very bad weed.

When we use weed-and-feed products, toxins are added to every inch of the lawn, whether there are weeds present or not. Even worse, new studies show that kids and pets who play on toxically ...