From crabgrass to clover — identify the weeds taking over Connecticut lawns and learn what actually controls them. Guides from Pro Turf's licensed team across Fairfield, Litchfield & New Haven counties.
How to get rid of crabgrass: spot it, learn why it invades thin summer lawns, and the pre-emergent timing that actually stops it on Connecticut lawns.
Fall is the best window for broadleaf weed control in Connecticut. How to identify dandelion, clover, ground ivy and violet — and beat them before winter.
The two summer lawn weeds Connecticut homeowners see most — prostrate spurge and knotweed — how to tell them apart and the timing that keeps them out.
That fast-growing, spiky weed poking above your lawn is likely nutsedge. Here's how to identify yellow and purple nutsedge — and why control in Connecticut takes patience.
Crabgrass, quackgrass, and coarse, clumping fescue look almost identical — but each needs a completely different treatment. Here's how to tell these three Connecticut lawn invaders apart so you stop wasting money on the wrong fix.
