Crabgrass, or Digitaria, is a headache for homeowners across the country. The weed, which is low to the ground and has many “legs” like a crab, is found in just about every type of turf and ...

Crabgrass, also known as Digitaria sanguinalis, is a species of grass that is not considered appropriate for a lawn. It is also known as hairy finger-grass, hairy crabgrass, purple crabgrass, crab ...

It sounds from your description like you have a crabgrass infestation. This summer, I have seen a lot of crabgrass in home lawns. The crabgrass in one friend’s lawn choked out most of the bluegrass ...

A: We can help. We understand your frustration as crabgrass is a challenge for everyone from the novice gardener to the best golf course turf managers. Two types of crabgrass are common in Ohio: large ...

Large crabgrass (Difitaria sanuinalis) is a summer annual grass native to Europe. It was introduced into the U.S. as a forage and is thought to be one of the first grasses used for grain production.

Reviewed by Amanda Rose Newton Crabgrass is a common annual weed characterized by its tough, sprawling stems that grow low to the ground. Often found in lawns, driveways, and cracks in sidewalks, ...

If your lawn has spent much of the summer dormant, you may have noticed that parts of it have been taken over by crabgrass. Crabgrass belongs to the genus Digitaria that consists of about 300 grass ...

If you’ve dealt with crabgrass in your lawn before, your answer might be a resounding “yes” in answer to the title of this article. If you’ve only begun to see crabgrass popping up in your lawn and ...

You can mow your lawn less often by letting your grass grow in the early spring. Please allow your grass to grow longer than ...