Lawn Weed Control in Austin, TX

Light-green, wide-bladed grass that grows flat in a star-shaped clump and sends out finger-like seed heads.

Coarse, clumping grass that grows faster than the lawn, with seed heads on tall stalks carrying rows of seeds.

Dark-green, flat clumps with a silvery-white center and zipper-like seed heads.

Tall, coarse grass with a white vein down the center of each blade and large purplish seed heads.

Light-green, fast-growing clumps in winter and spring, with drooping, flat seed heads.

Low, spreading grass that produces sharp, spiny burs.

Bright light-green, soft clumps that produce white seed heads in late winter.

Bright yellow-green, shiny blades that grow faster than the lawn.

Rosettes of toothed leaves with bright yellow flowers that turn into white puffball seed heads.

Three rounded leaflets with white or pink flower heads.

Low, sprawling mats of small oval leaves with tiny white star-shaped flowers.

Square stems with scalloped leaves circling the stem and small purple-pink tube flowers.

Spiny, deeply lobed leaves in a rosette, with purple flower heads on tall stalks.

Low, flat mats of small leaves, often with a red spot.

Thick, fleshy, paddle-shaped leaves on reddish stems, forming low mats.

Leaves in groups of three, glossy or dull, with the middle leaflet on a longer stem.

Grasses and broadleaf weeds coming up through rock, gravel, and decomposed granite.

Pre-emergent stops seeds from sprouting in the soil.

Selective herbicides target certain weeds without harming your lawn.