Weed Control

The shorter days and cooler temperatures of fall provide are ideal conditions for winter weeds. Find out how to prevent them in your garden with Preen.

Mulch helps your yard look great while controlling weeds, soil temperature and evaporation. Here are some mulching pointers.

Yellow buds on forsythia branches are a call to action: it's time to apply a pre-emergent garden weed preventer like Preen to stop weeds before they start growing.

Raking and planting bulbs, shrubs and perennials in the fall can uncover weed seeds. Here's how to stop them before they grow.

Every spring, the forsythia buds signal that the seeds of crabgrass and other early weeds will begin to germinate in a few weeks.

Fall is the time to apply Preen to control late-season, winter annual weeds. Here are five reasons to apply Preen Garden Weed Preventer between in fall.

You like Preen products to stop weeds before they start, so why not give another Preen a try this spring? You may be familiar with the famous yellow Preen bottle with its easy-to-use, flip-top red shaker-cap. But take a look next time you’re at your favorite garden retailer, you’ll see other yellow Preen bottles with blue caps, green caps, and purple caps, too.

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Some weeds actually prefer sprouting in the cooling temperatures of fall, surviving in a semi-dormant state over winter, then kicking into high growth gear in spring. Learn how to identify these weeds and break the cycle to prevent them before they get started.