Technically a weed, crabgrass (Digitaria sanguinalis) has a habit of infiltrating American lawns, blending in with other grasses in color and general appearance. But take a closer look and you'll ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Crabgrass with spring tips logo. Do you dream of a perfect lawn that’s green, luscious, and weed-free? Achieving a blanket of ...

Crabgrass, also known as Digitaria sanguinalis, is a species of grass that is not considered appropriate for a lawn. It is also known as hairy finger-grass, hairy crabgrass, purple crabgrass, crab ...

For lawns that have experienced crabgrass problems in the past, the best approach for control of this annual weed in the coming year is the timely application of a crabgrass prevention herbicide. In ...

Some people like taking care of their lawns, others not so much, and for News 12’s Brian Donohue, a Positively New Jersey weed is keeping his lawn green. In parks, along roadsides, on lawns, a rainy ...

Crabgrass is a common enemy of lawn-lovers across Michigan. Here are some best practices on eliminating crabgrass. First off, any crabgrass is a sign your grass is not thick enough. A tall, thick turf ...

You can mow your lawn less often by letting your grass grow in the early spring. Please allow your grass to grow longer than ...

Crabgrass grows in bare spots on your lawn, and it's in constant competition with grass. Use an herbicide to remove patches of crabgrass before they flower or remove clumps by hand. To prevent future ...

Crabgrass invading lawns is a frequent concern as we gradually advance into spring. Now is the time to consider your management plan, as crabgrass still has a way to go before appearing in lawns.

“There are a few thin areas in my lawn, and I am seeing a grassy weed starting to take over. The leaf blades are wider and lighter green in color than the bluegrass. What is this weed, and what can I ...

Editor's note: Throughout the growing season, Mike Hogan, OSU Extension Educator for Agriculture & Natural Resources in Franklin County, will answer gardening questions submitted by Dispatch readers.