A lawn service claimed pre-emergents don't work on St. Simons Island because "it doesn't get cold enough." This is false. Several pre-emergents are effective when applied in late February. The service may lack a commercial pesticide license or knowledge. Homeowners can apply pre-emergents themselves; licensed companies are required for professional application.
Ask neighbors for a reputable, licensed provider. Proper timing and product selection give excellent crabgrass control in coastal Georgia.
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