Spring’s edible weeds are ready to eat ... Above: Mugwort will grow anywhere. Common mugwort is Artemisia vulgaris. Early spring through fall. Meadows, forest edges, lawns, waste ground ...

Explore different types of weed control products. Learn the timing for applying spring weed and feed for effective weed ...

They are common weeds of roadsides, fence rows ... The plant competes with more desirable perennial grasses for moisture because of it winter and early spring growth habit. After maturity it becomes a ...

Common weeds you can expect to see growing in your ... so it's ideal to remove the spotted spurge as soon as it's identified ...

Such weeds include ragweed species, common lambsquarters ... marestail has two emergence periods – in early spring and again from late summer through late fall. That emergence pattern results ...

“Control of winter annuals is relatively easy in the fall and early spring ... seed and increasing winter annual weed pressure in subsequent years. Some common winter annuals include butterweed ...

Pre-emergent formulas are applied in late winter or early spring before the weeds emerge. Liquid products perform well when the weeds are still actively growing in early fall so there is optimum ...

Mulch with a thick, 8cm (3in), layer of bark chippings, well-rotted manure or leaf mould in the spring. Not only will this prevent weeds from growing, but it will help to retain moisture in the soil.

Generally, stinking mayweed is more common than scentless ... the subsequent late winter to early spring period to prevent it from establishing again. If control is required, a number of herbicides ...