Seeing purple flowers in your lawn right now? It’s probably henbit or purple deadnettle. Here’s how to identify them and what Memphis homeowners should do next.

A dormant lawn in Memphis turns tan in winter, while dark thin areas are often dead weeds. Knowing the difference helps you get ahead of spring problems.

Seeing wild garlic in your lawn this winter? Learn how this invasive weed spreads and why winter is the best time to control it.

Learn why Memphis lawns deal with recurring weeds and how seasonal treatment reduces the seed bank over time.

Leaves left on the lawn through winter trap moisture and allow diseases to overwinter.

Poa Annua, or annual bluegrass, is a common cool-season weed in Memphis. Learn how it spreads and the best timing to control it.

Most people think lawn care season ends when the grass slows down. But fall is actually one of the most important times of year for Memphis lawns.