WEED CONTROL SPECIALTIES
NUTSEDGE CONTROL
Nutsedge is a very aggressive and common weed that is found in many lawns across North and South Carolina. It’s rough texture can destroy a beautiful lawn.
Bermuda Suppression
Bermuda Grass is often grown as a turfgrass in the Triangle and throughout North and South Carolina. However, many homeowners think of it as an eye sore and aggressive weed in their desired turf.
Additional Weeds We Treat
Beyond the common lawn invaders, Fairway Green is equipped to handle a wide range of additional weeds. Our comprehensive treatment plans cover:
- Black Medic: Known for its rapid growth and spread, Black Medic thrives in a variety of soils. We use a combination of mowing, herbicides, and hand pulling to control this invasive weed.
- Henbit: This weed is identifiable by its square stems and heart-shaped leaves, flourishing in various habitats. Our control methods include herbicides and physical removal.
- Bindweed: Characterized by its deep roots and trumpet-shaped flowers, Bindweed is a challenging weed. We apply specialized methods, including herbicides and cutting, to manage its growth.
- Creeping Charlie: This invasive weed, with its runners and round-shaped leaves, is tough to control. We use combined approaches including herbicides and adjustments in lawn care practices.
- Dandelion: A well-known weed with bright yellow flowers, Dandelions require a strategic approach for control, which includes hand pulling and the use of broadleaf herbicides.
- Crabgrass: A common lawn invader, Crabgrass grows rapidly and is resistant to many control methods. We employ pre-emergent herbicides and proper lawn maintenance to manage it.
- Chickweed: Chickweed thrives in cool, moist conditions and requires manual removal, mulching, and the use of broadleaf herbicides for effective control.
- Other common weeds in North Carolina include Poa Annua, Scutch Grass, Purple Deadnettle, Clover, Bermudagrass, Oxalis, Plantain, Ground Ivy, Spurge, Japanese Stiltgrass, Wild Violet, Spurweed, Yellow Nutsedge, and more.
