Weeds don’t take a break just because summer ends. In fact, early fall is when many weeds thrive — stealing water, nutrients, and space from your grass. Tackling them now can save you a huge headache next spring.
Why September Matters for Weed Control
Cooler weather means your grass is strengthening its roots, but so are weeds. If you let them grow unchecked, they’ll come back stronger in the spring. September is the perfect time to pull, spot-treat, or prevent them before they spread.
Best Ways to Handle Fall Weeds
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Manual pulling: Get them by the root to prevent regrowth.
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Mulching beds: A fresh layer of mulch blocks sunlight and keeps weeds from sprouting.
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Overseeding grass: A thick lawn leaves less room for weeds to take hold.
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Professional services: Companies like Grasspros offer quick, efficient weed removal without the back strain.
Long-Term Benefits
By dealing with weeds now, you’ll see fewer dandelions, crabgrass, and clover patches come spring. A weed-free yard isn’t just about looks — it keeps your lawn healthier and stronger year-round.