Cool-weather annual weeds are just starting to sprout as you least expect them. To keep them away from your garden and lawn, follow these tips and tricks.

Weeds are categorized by their life cycle, and identifying them as annual or perennial is a key step in effective control. Here's how to tell them apart.

Learn about the three main weed classifications—annual, biennial, and perennial—and how they impact garden management.

The rule with annual weeds is ― don’t let them go to seed. Perennial weeds are just like the daylilies and iris in your garden.

For example, where weed problems are minimal, hand-pulling weeds and applying a fresh layer of mulch can be effective. But if your weeds have taken control you may want to take more drastic measures.

How to identify common garden and lawn weeds Weeds come in a dizzying diversity of plant types and designs. Knowing what you have is essential to knowing how to successfully control your weeds.

Additionally, he shares that some common weeds, like annual bluegrass, chickweed, and prickly lettuce are resilient in cooler weather. Even dandelions can thrive into the winter months. I know ...

Last week, we looked at the best time and methods for controlling yellow nutsedge and summer annual weeds. Next up, let’s discuss broadleaf perennial and winter annual weeds. Examples of ...

How to identify common garden and lawn weeds Weeds come in a dizzying diversity of plant types and designs. Knowing what you have is essential to knowing how to successfully control your weeds.

Nothing disrupts the beauty and productivity of a garden more than a takeover of weeds. Fortunately, a combination of timing, ...

With the recent moisture and the heat of summer, summer annual weeds have sprouted and are growing in Colorado.