Weeds

Protect your lawn in summer heat from burn, stress, and poor results by reducing fertilizer rates and avoiding weed and feeds.

Missing the pre-emergent window isn’t ideal, but it’s far from the end of the road. Here's a guide for what to do next.

Spring lawn care starts with proper prep. Learn why dethatching and aeration should come before pre-emergent for better weed prevention.

Choosing between Quintessential® and Q4® Plus? Learn how crabgrass growth stages impact control and which product works best.

Don’t let fake spring trick your lawn. Learn when to apply pre-emergent, fertilizer, and other spring lawn treatments for the best results.

Control weeds before they emerge! Apply pre-emergent in spring to flower beds to protect ornamentals, prevent lawn spread, and keep your landscape healthy and low-maintenance.

Learn when to apply spring lawn pre-emergent by checking soil temps, monitoring weather, and choosing the right product for a weed-free lawn.

Prodiamine or Dimension? Know the key differences between these top pre-emergents and find out which is the right choice for your DIY lawn care plan.

Discover how Barricade® sets itself apart from average prodiamine pre-emergent with ultra-small particles and even coverage for stronger, weed-free lawns.

Stop weeds before they sprout—naturally! Discover how Lawnbox® Grass Guard™ DG 9-0-0 feeds your lawn and fights weeds without chemicals.

Thinking of seeding and applying pre-emergent at the same time? Learn why they don’t mix and the best timing for each to keep your lawn thick, healthy, and weed-free.

It is important to keep up with proper maintenance to have your lawn continue looking its best. Learn about The Andersons Elite Product Line and follow the Elite Lawn Care Calendars.

Like any lawn care treatment, using a post-emergent requires a bit of know-how to ensure it’s effective and doesn’t harm your lawn. This blogs explains the do's and don't of applying post-emergent.

A list of tips and product recommendations to help you start off strong this spring.

In this blog, we’ll explore what annual winter weeds are, how to identify them, and the best strategies for prevention and control.