Many weeds complete germination-to-seed cycles in under six weeks. By the time your service returns, new weeds have emerged and matured.
Products target specific weed types: pre-emergent, emerged broadleaf, sedges, etc. Ineffective control often stems from wrong product, rate, timing, or environmental conditions—not product failure per se.
Discuss schedule adjustment and product selection with your service provider based on observed weed spectrum.
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