Weed Control Q&A

Webster’s Dictionary defines a weed as a plant out of place.

A pre-emergent is a surface applied liquid that stops or suppresses seed germination.

It can be applied directly to existing plants with no effect at all. (we like to call it birth control for seeds)

A translocated herbicide is sprayed directly to weeds and travels throughout the plant including the root system.

Yes, contact sprays kill vegetation indiscriminately. Great care must be taken to avoid over spray and drift. Contact is done only on non-windy days.

They must be physically or mechanically removed. Allow two (2) weeks before removing dead weeds after contact spray. (Removal is not included with our service; contact a yard service company)

No pre-emergent will stop ALL weeds from germinating. A pre-emergent bonds with the top few inches of soil where most seeds germinate, however some seeds germinate as low as 4 inches, and thereby are not affected by pre-emergent. Remember that we guarantee our weed work and will come out at no charge to treat any weeds that may come up during your warranty period.

No.

If our products come in contact with concrete, they may leave a faint water stain that will disappear in a matter of days.

Herbicides have an extremely low toxicity to pets and humans alike.