Common Weed Control Mistakes
Weed control is essential for maintaining a healthy lawn. But even the most diligent homeowners can make mistakes that allow weeds to take over. Here are some of the most common weed control mistakes and how to avoid them, and if you’re looking for an Atlanta lawn care company to keep your lawn looking its best, contact Simply Green Lawn Care.
Not Mowing Enough
Mowing your lawn on a regular basis is one of the best ways to keep weeds at bay. But if you’re not mowing often enough, weeds will have a chance to take over. Aim to mow your lawn at least once a week, and more often if necessary.
Not Mowing High Enough
When you do mow, be sure to set the blade high enough. If you cut your grass too short, it will be more susceptible to damage and weeds. The ideal height for most lawn grasses is 3-4 inches.
Not Watering Deeply or Infrequently
Deep, infrequent watering is the best way to water your lawn. If you water too often or not deeply enough, your lawn will be more susceptible to weeds. Water your lawn deeply and less often to encourage deep rooting.
Not Fertilizing or Aerating
Fertilizing your lawn is important for maintaining a healthy lawn that can compete with weeds. Be sure to fertilize at least once a year, and more often if necessary. You should also aerate your lawn. Aerating your lawn helps improve drainage and allows nutrients and water to reach the roots of your grass.
Contact Our Lawn Care Company
If you’re looking for an Atlanta lawn care company to help you control weeds and maintain a healthy lawn, contact Simply Green Lawn Care. We offer a variety of lawn care services to keep your lawn looking its best all year long!
About Simply Green Lawn Care
Simply Green aims to provide the highest quality lawn care, mosquito control, and lawn pest control services to Georgia residents.
We are locally owned and operated which allows us to be accessible, attentive, and responsive for customers in Georgia.
Our well-trained team is easy to work with and determined to exceed expectations.
All our plant health care specialists are Georgia Department of Agriculture Certified and maintain their Category 24 applicators license.
