Weed Control in Salem, Keizer & Turner
Weeds get a head start here because the ground rarely freezes for long. Bittercress and annual bluegrass sprout in late winter, dandelions and clover push through lawns in spring, and creeping grasses run into beds all summer. Steady, timed control beats one big pull in June.
We combine hand-pulling in beds, edging to stop creeping grasses, mulch to block seed, and targeted treatment in lawns, gravel and paver joints. A thicker lawn is also the best weed control there is, so we often pair this with aeration and overseeding.
What's included
- Hand-weeding of beds and borders
- Spot treatment in lawns
- Gravel, paver joint and driveway crack control
- Pre-emergent timing in spring and fall
- Advice on thickening turf to crowd out weeds
When to schedule it
In the Mid-Willamette Valley we typically schedule this in March, April, May, June, September, October.
Frequently asked questions
What's the best time for weed control in Oregon?
Early spring and early fall. Hitting weeds before they set seed in spring, and again as fall rains sprout a new crop, keeps numbers down for the whole year.
Can you control weeds in gravel and between pavers?
Yes. Gravel areas and paver joints are part of our weed control service.
Where we offer weed control
We provide weed control throughout our service area. Pick your town for local details: