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matthew_rodriguez55

Grass Lawn Care

2 years ago

Hi! We’ve spotted a few patches of crabgrass after moving in last summer.

As spring approaches, should I consider applying Scott’s turf builder (a crabgrass preventer) followed by a milogranite later in the month, or should the milogranite fertilizer be enough to stop growth of any returning crabgrass?

Thanks!!

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