Owen Tree Service Blog

A guide to controlling crabgrass in your lawn.

With the right strategies, it’s possible to keep crabgrass out of your lawn.

Only a select number of companies have successfully met these criteria.

A mulched landscape helps your plants in all four of Michigan’s seasons.

Here’s how to prevent and control weeds in your lawn.

Crabgrass can disrupt the beauty of your lawn.

Preventing crabgrass is essential, as this invasive weed can quickly overtake your grass

Broadleaf weeds like dandelions, clover, and plantain can make your lawn look unkempt and less appealing.

Crabgrass seeds can remain viable in the soil for up to 15 years.

Weed control is an important part of maintaining a healthy lawn.

Weed control is a vital component of lawn care if you want to have a pristine lawn.

By applying a crabgrass preventative in early spring, you can stop these pesky weeds before they even have a chance to take root.

Every spring Oxford, Michigan residents face the challenge of controlling dandelions, which can quickly spread and damage lawns.

These bright yellow invaders can quickly transform a pristine lawn into a sea of unwanted flowers.

All it takes is that one neighbor who doesn’t seem to really care about the condition or overall look of their lawn.