Tall Buttercup (also known as Ranunculus acris) is a perennial weed that can grow up to 1 meter in height. This plant is known for having a thick rootstalk with plenty of spreading fibrous roots. A word of caution according…
Field Scabious (also known as Knautia arvensis) is a perennial weed that can reach up to 1.5 meters in height. Perennial weeds grow from root stalks year after year. Perennial weeds spread by seeds and roots, and therefore the entire…
Creeping Bellflower (also known as Campanula rapunculoides) is a perennial weed that can reach up to 1 meter in height. Perennial weeds grow from root stalks year after year. Perennial weeds spread by seeds and roots, and therefore the entire…
Did you know that the best way to ensure a green healthy thick lawn in the spring is to give it some well timed care in the fall? Before the onset of winter and your grass goes dormant, make sure…
Quiz Time! Do you know the best time of year to apply weed control to those pesky perennial broadleaf weeds such as Dandelions and Canada Thistle? a. Early Spring after germination at pre-emergence b. Spring at emergence while weeds are…
Have you tried any of our Weed Control and Fertilizer packages? If not, are you curious what type of results you can expect? Our specially blended fertilizer and weed control formulations will encourage: Proper growth Increase curb appeal and property…
Nuisance weeds are not listed by the Alberta Weed Control Act. Nuisance weeds such as Dandelion, Stinkweed and Clover are esthetically unappealing, but are easily controlled if management actions are taken. A weed notice cannot be issued on nuisance weeds….
Leafy Spurge is a perennial that spreads by seed and creeping roots and forms dense stands. It is taller and leaves are longer than Cypress Spurge and has less branching in the upper part of the plant. All plant parts…
Toadflax (Common/Yellow) is a perennial that spreads by seed and creeping roots. Perennial weeds grow from root stalks year after year. Perennial weeds spread by seeds and roots, and therefore the entire plant must be destroyed. Classification: Noxious Weed Recognizable…
Purple Loosestrife is a prohibited noxious species. According to Alberta Invasive Species Council’s website, “Prohibited noxious species must be eradicated by landowners. They are non-native with currently restricted or local distribution in Alberta that present risks of spreading and causing…
