Many gardeners avoid crabgrass despite its modest benefits, such as providing wildlife habitat and serving as temporary ...

Learn how to get rid of crabgrass and achieve a healthy, weed-free lawn. This guide provides step-by-step instructions, ...

Mowing regularly, but not too short (3-inches tall is ideal) will cause the lawn to be thick and lush which will prevent crabgrass seeds from germinating since they won’t be able to get down to ...

To achieve a thick, crabgrass-free lawn, it's important to choose either seeding or pre-emergent treatment based on the season. If you're seeding your lawn in the spring, skip the pre-emergent and ...

Crabgrass germinates when soil temperatures reach 55 degrees F for a few days. Depending on the temperatures in your area, you may see crabgrass as early as March in some years, says Waltz.