Many homeowners consider winter to be the most low-maintenance season where lawn care is concerned. After all, when your grass goes dormant, there’s no need to mow or fertilize — it’s the perfect opportunity to kick up your heels and relax. But sometimes, nature has another plan. Some winter weeds can crop up on dormant lawns during the cooler months. The bad news? These winter annuals can quickly overtake your lawn if you’re not paying attention. The good news, however, is that preventative care can help keep winter lawn weeds at bay. Ahead, learn how to identify common winter annual weeds and discover how TruGreen® can help get them under control.

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