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Have you seen Carolina geranium growing in your lawn? It can be a winter or summer annual, and it grows all over the United States including lawns in middle Tennessee. We've got tips on how to identify this weed and how to control it.

Prickly lettuce is, well prickly. But not painful, just enough to be aggravating. Lawn in Middle Tennessee will start seeing this weed pop up now through the winter and through next spring and summer. Is your lawn prepared?

"If you don't like the weather, wait 20 minutes." This is one of the first things you'll be told when moving to Tennessee. It can get cold fast, and you might be unprepared! Are your lawn and outdoor spaces ready?

Catchweed is easily identified once you know the telling characteristics. It goes by many other names such as cleavers, bedstraw, stickywilly, and velcro plant. As these names suggest, it's sticky!

Persian Speedwell is a common weed found in Tennessee. It thrives in shaded areas and spreads quickly once rooted and given the chance to seed. It is used occasionally in gardens as ground cover, but most refer to it as a weed.

Was your lawn full of weeds this spring and summer? Do you want a gorgeous lawn next spring? Sometimes it's best to throw in the towel, admit defeat, and start fresh. But before you do, make sure you're following good mowing, watering, and fertilizing practices. Your new and renovated lawn may suffer the same fate if you don't start good habits now.

Annual bluegrass is a short, cool-season annual weed. But it can also be a biennial or perennial grass. The weed can have many generations within a season which makes controlling it tough. Learn more about its growth habits, and how to control it.

It's time to talk about fall and winter weeds. Most home owners wonder, "What is that growing in my lawn?!?!" We're here to help! Today we're talking about a typical fall/winter weed found in the eastern and southern United States, Cutleaf Evening Primrose. Learn more about how to identify this weed and about it's growth habits.

Today, we're sharing simple and effective tips that can give you a better looking lawn. Now that the weather is cooling a bit, it's time to get out the shovel, gloves, and fertilizer! Fall is a crucial time for lawns. Turf is recovering from summer and preparing for winter. Whether you have warm-season grass or cool-season grass, there are a few things you can do to help this process and enable your turf to be green and gorgeous all year long!

Fall is the season for football, grillin', and loads of time spent with loved ones and friends! Today, we're sharing a great recipe that is perfect for a family cookout or for a big group!