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A better approach would be to wait until late spring net year, monitor soil temperatures, and apply a pre-emergent crabgrass preventer when the soil temperature reaches 54 degrees for several days.

Also known as crabgrass preventer, this will stop any seeds from germinating when the time comes, ultimately preventing the growth of crabgrass. Bear in mind, ...

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Also known as a crabgrass preventer, a pre-emergent herbicide, such as Scotts Turf Builder ($29.98, Lowes), works by preventing seed germination by creating a barricade in the top layer of soil ...

Most crabgrass preventers last for around 60 days, so you do not want to apply them too early in the season. They work by forming a chemical barrier that prevents seeds from germinating.

You can’t put down a crabgrass preventer now because that product also prevents good grass seed from germinating. So you are going to have to expect some crabgrass to grow this summer.

To prevent crabgrass and other weeds: Mow your lawn at the proper height for your grass type. Feed regularly — 6-2-4, for example — or put down thin layer of compost.