The battle against weeds in your landscape beds is often frustrating, time-consuming, and seemingly endless. Those unwelcome invaders—from stubborn crabgrass to unsightly broadleaf weeds—don’t just ruin the aesthetic appeal of your garden; they actively harm the plants you love.

The True Cost of Weeds in Your Landscape Beds
Weeds are more than just an eyesore; they are aggressive competitors that compromise the health and beauty of your entire landscape:

• Aesthetic Ruin: A single bed overrun with weeds instantly drags down your property’s curb appeal, making even the most beautiful plantings look neglected.

• Nutrient Theft: Weeds aggressively compete with your desired plants for essential resources—water, sunlight, and the vital nutrients in the soil. This competition stunts the growth of your flowers, shrubs, and trees.

• Pest and Disease Harbors: Dense weed growth creates a humid, sheltered environment that is a perfect breeding ground for pests and fungal diseases, further threatening your valuable plants.

If you are relying solely on hand-pulling, you are fighting a losing battle. Hand-pulling is inefficient, often leaves root fragments behind for quick regrowth, and requires constant, back-breaking labor.

The Efficient Solution: Selective Pre-Emergent Herbicides

The professional approach to weed control shifts the focus from reacting to weeds (pulling them) to preventing them from ever emerging. This is achieved through the strategic application of selective pre-emergent herbicides.

These professional-grade products work by creating a protective barrier in the top layer of the soil. When weed seeds attempt to germinate, they absorb the herbicide and are stopped before they can sprout. This allows your established plants to thrive without competition.

For maximum efficiency and broad-spectrum control, specialists rely on premium, dual-action products that offer superior, long-lasting results. The gold standard in pre-emergent control is the Crew® Specialty Herbicide from Corteva.

HERBICIDEACTIVE INGREDIENTSPRIMARY FUNCTIONKEY BENEFIT FOR BEDS
Crew Specialty Herbicide (Premium)Dithiopyr + IsoxabenPre-emergent control of over 120 grassy and broadleaf weeds.The Gold Standard:
Provides a long-lasting, two-in-one solution for turf and landscape beds, offering superior residual control.
TrifluralinTrifluralinSelective pre-emergent control of annual grasses (like crabgrass and certain broadleaf weeds.Economical and effective barrier against annual weeds for up to two months.

The key word here is selective. These products are designed to target weed seeds while leaving your existing, established ornamental plants unharmed. This level of precision is the cornerstone of professional weed management.

The Newgrass Landscaping Difference: Why You Need a Specialist

These powerful tools, while highly effective, are not for the amateur. The successful use of pre-emergent herbicides requires expert knowledge:

1. Precise Timing: Application must occur before weed seeds germinate, which is dependent on specific soil temperatures and local climate conditions in Massachusetts.

2. Accurate Dosage: Too little is ineffective; too much can harm non-target plants. Professionals ensure the correct, safe dosage is applied.

3. Targeted Application: Specialists know exactly where and how to apply the product to maximize the protective barrier without risking runoff or damage to sensitive areas.

You can stop fighting the endless weed battle.

At Newgrass Landscaping, we don’t just pull weeds; we implement a comprehensive, season-long Weed Control System designed for the Massachusetts climate. Our certified specialists use the highest-grade, selective herbicides, including the premium Crew® Specialty Herbicide from Corteva, to create a proactive, season-long defense for your landscape beds.

Focus on enjoying your beautiful garden, not working in it.

Contact Newgrass Landscaping today to learn how our specialized Weed Control System can deliver a clean, healthy, and weed-free landscape all year long.

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