Identifying weeds

Keeping a well maintained lawn can be costly and confusing. Have you ever found yourself looking at a weed in your lawn or landscaping and wonder what it is and how do I get rid of it? Well we are here to help you with your lawn weeds identification.

Not all weeds are created equal. Many common backyard weeds offer significant benefits. Here are 17 weeds and how to use them.

Use these photos and descriptions to identify 36 weeds in your lawn and garden. Plus, get tips for the best ways to get rid of these common weeds.

A weed is an undesired plant in the wrong place. This guide helps you identify 24 of the most common weeds you'll encounter in your garden, so you can love them or kill them!

Spurge in all its different varieties is a common lawn weed in the United States. If you think you might have spurge on your lawn and want all the right pro tips to get rid of it, you're in the right place. This blog post gives you all the information you've been looking for. Use the pictures in the article to identify the spurge on your property. You'll also discover the characteristics of each spurge weed, as well as the places where spurge is most likely to grow.

We've been conditioned to believe that all weeds are evil and must be eradicated, but some weeds could actually be good for your garden.

Do you want to identify weeds, but don't know which ones are the worst? Then read this ultimate guide to the worst weeds in Ohio!

HGTV describes 25 common weeds so you can identify them -- including dandelion, wild violet, bindweed, wild garlic, thistle, chickweed, oxalis and garlic mustard -- and offers tips on controlling weed types.

One of the worst things about growing your first vegetable garden is learning how to identify weeds. Knowing the difference between weeds and seedlings isn't always easy, but I've come up with four simple guidelines to identify if it's a weed or a plant.