Facts Prickly lettuce is a biennial or winter annual. This weed originated in Eurasia, but has been naturalized in most of North America. Young leaves are edible... read more →
Organo-Lawn Blog
Usually it’s a great idea to mulch leaves that have fallen on your lawn. That will provide the lawn with great organic matter that will feed the microbes.... read more →
Facts About Plantain: Plantain is native to Eurasia; it was mainly used for medicinal purposes and teas and was likely brought to the Americas as such. Young... read more →
In Colorado the weather can be variable, especially when fall hits, so it can be hard to tell when you should start preparing for winter. Some years we... read more →
Facts About Myrtle Spurge Myrtle Spurge is on the Department of Agriculture’s noxious weed list as a Type A (must eliminate) in Colorado. It is a perennial... read more →
When it comes to lawn care, how often and how much you water your lawn will either make or break how nice your lawn looks through the season.... read more →
Facts about Mallow Every part of this weed is edible: root, leaves, flowers, and fruit. The sap in the root of this plant was used to make... read more →
Compost Top Dressing Quick Facts A great way to improve soil quality and stimulate beneficial microbial activity by top dressing your lawn with organic compost. We apply... read more →
Facts about Kochia This weed will turn into a tumbleweed in the fall. Kochia has edible seeds and young shoots. Deer also like to eat the foliage,... read more →
Tree shoots or suckers can be found both in the lawn and at the base of the tree. They can be an unsightly nuisance when found in your... read more →