My Grass Looks Like Wheat. Help!

Every spring we at Bamboo Servicing receive several calls from distressed customers who say that their grass looks like wheat.  By this they mean that their grass is split at the end, revealing seeds that look like wheat stocks. Some people wonder if their grass has a fungus or insect infestation, or if there is something lacking in their  Bamboo Lawn Care  treatment plan.

The good news is that this process of grass seeding is completely normal. Like most other living things, grass wants to continue the circle of life and reproduce.  It does this by spreading seeds every spring.   Fortunately most grass varieties that make up your lawn are sterile and are unlikely to spread to unwanted areas, unless via  root system  expansion.

There isn’t much we can do from a fertilizing standpoint to reduce the chances of your grass looking like wheat for a few weeks each year around late spring. However, there are things that you can do as a homeowner to help prevent this seeding somewhat, although you will likely still experience some seeding on your lawn.

If you don’t take the above precautions, it may prompt the grass to seed faster and have a longer seeding season. For more information on reducing the chances of having your grass look like wheat, as well as other Utah lawn care tips,  contact  the professionals at Bamboo Lawn Care.

Here at Bamboo Pest Control, we your yard is important. It's a place where your family gathers in the summer and you want to enjoy that time. If you've got invasive things or a yard that's looking nasty, you might need to have our pest control experts help.

We have a large and vast service area and you likely are covered in our radius. Feel free to contact us today for a fast quote over the phone and see how amazing our support and pricing is compared to the "big guys" in the pest control game. We're local and here to help!