Your neighbor’s lawn company uses a spray that kills weeds and slows grass growth (lawn stays brown longer). You want the same product.
Pros have access to RUPs—chemicals requiring state certification, specialized equipment, and strict record-keeping. They’re not sold to homeowners.
Growth regulation is a trade-off: less mowing, but less vigorous turf. Weigh the pros and cons for your situation.
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