For warm season grasses, this is the best time to aerate.
What is Spring?
This disease causes patches that are brown.
These types of grasses do well in the southern part of the United States.
What are Warm season Grasses?
This common issue in soil causes hardiness and makes it difficult for air water and nutrients to reach the "root zone"
This summer annual grassy weed has to be treated Before it emerges out of the soil.
What is Crabgrass?
For cool season grasses, this is the best time of the year to do A/S.
What is the fall?
This type of disease causes light tan spots to appear.
What is Dollar Spot?
These type of grasses grow better in cooler temperatures.
What are cool season grasses?
This a layer of build-up (dead and living tissues, roots, stems etc).
What is thatch?
This category of weeds is the #1 reason our customers call into TruGreen.
what are Common Broadlead weeds?
This is how often A/S should be done.
What is annually?
This disease is harmless and only a cosmetic issue.
What are mushrooms?
These type of grass seeds itself
what are warm season grasses?
This is what soil above 7 on the Ph Scale is considered.
What is alkaline?
This type of grassy weed is also a type of lawn.
What is bermuda grass?
Our Cores are about this length.
2 to 3 inches in length.
This disease happens mostly in the North due to low temperatures over winter.
What is Snow Mold?
This type of grass does not seed itself
What are cool season grasses?
This is what soil below 6 on the Ph Scale is considered
What is acidic?
This grassy weed grows more rapidly than other grassy weeds. It requires different herbicides at different intervals.
What is Nutsedge?
This is the amount of seed we apply.
What is 3-4 lbs per 1k sq ft?
These are the 3 factors that form disease in lawns.
What is Host, Pathogen, Environment?
This type of stem runs horizontally along the surface of the soil and is often split to reproduce new shoots of grass.
What are stolons?
This is the ideal range on the Ph Scale for lawns to thrive.
What is between 6.0-7.0 ?
This type of herbicide will kill any plant that its applied to.
What is non-selective ?