Texas Weed Control

Generally, Perm-O-Green uses two types of weed control:

• Pre-Emergent Weed Control: To prevent seeds from germinating, we apply pre-emergent materials that target broadleaf weeds, crabgrass, and other grassy weeds. Because pre-emergents do not prevent the growth of all types of weeds and have limited duration, applications must be repeated on and off throughout the year. Full program customers will receive at least three applications.
• Post-Emergent Weed Control: For weeds that have already germinated, weed control materials are absorbed by the weed and translocated throughout the plant, thus killing the entire weed. The type of post-emergent used will depend on the type of weed we're targeting.

Recommended Reading:

• Post-Emergents: Don't Let Weeds Ruin Your Lawn

Get a Customized Weed Control Plan for Your Texas Home

We provide an ongoing program for our weed control services in Fort Worth, continuing throughout the year, from season to season. Upon every visit to your lawn, we will typically be applying some type of weed control material to the lawn - either a pre-emergent or post-emergent. We address weeds each time we're at your home or property. We proudly serve those throughout Fort Worth, Wichita Falls, Tyler, Lubbock, Longview, and all of Texas.

Types of Weeds We Can Treat

To ensure your yard is weed-free all year long, the Texas lawn care professionals at Perm-O-Green treat all types of weeds, and we do so at regular intervals throughout every season.

• Grassy Weeds: Many grassy weeds germinate as the weather warms, however that's not the only time of the year you'll see them. Others germinate in the fall. These weeds can be difficult to treat because they are like your lawn. The most common types of grassy weeds are crabgrass, dallisgrass, johnsongrass, carpetgrass, bahiagrass, sandburs, stickers, and goosegrass.
• Broadleaf Weeds: Broadleaf weeds come in three classes, including winter annuals, summer annuals, and perennials. The broadleaf weeds can germinate at any type of the year depending on what type of weed they are. The most common types of broadleaf weeds are thistles, dandelions, wild carrots, wild violets, chickweeds, docks, dichondras, oxalis, bur clovers, and henbit.

If your lawn has problem areas where weeds have not died after our treatment applications, give our Fort Worth lawn care services a call We'll come out to evaluate the situation and re-treat the area, if necessary, at no charge!

To request a free estimate or to schedule a Texas weed control service, call us at (800) 903-1460.

Other Resources

• How to Get Rid of and Prevent Annual Weeds
• Are Fall Leaves Killing Your Grass?
• 5 Lawn Care Tips for the Spring Season