Why Are Winter Weeds So Green?
Ever wonder why your weeds look so green and healthy during the winter? While your lawn naturally goes dormant during the colder months, grass growth slows down and often turns a light brown color. Weeds, however, do not go dormant—they continue growing, which makes their bright green color stand out even more against your lawn.
Weeds can appear for many reasons. Seeds may blow in from neighboring yards, be carried by birds, or be introduced through lawn-mowing equipment. And while we are able to control most weeds, there are a few varieties that cannot be treated without risking damage to your grass.
To learn more, including which weeds we’re unable to control, please visit our webpage on weeds.