Additional Sites of Interest:

 www.blm.gov/weeds   |   http://cals.arizona.edu/crops/images/database/weeds/weedphotos.html 

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Buffelgrass  can be  eradicated with chemicals.  It is best to start the eradication process during its growing period, which occurs immediately after the spring/summer rains. The eradication process takes multiple treatments.  Buffelgrass eradication is a customized treatment.  The Cat has successfully eradicated Buffelgrass from numerous properties.

Buffelgrass is a threat because it is extremely drought resistant and  crowds out other desert plant life. There is significant evidence that it depletes soil of needed fertility.It  presents  a fire hazard. A single buffelgrass fire kills nearly all native plants in its path. CALL THE CAT for buffelgrass eradication!

Additional Sites of Interest:

 http://www.desertmuseum.org/invaders/invaders_buffelgrass.htm

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Did you know that Bermuda grass often has roots as deep as 8 feet!!  Although it is a grass it is also considered an invasive weed. This quickly spreading and creeping grass is quite the nuisance!  It is a perennial that has two types of shoots:  above the ground and below the ground.  Each shoot is capable of creating a new plant.  Bermuda grass can be eradicated.  It takes multiple customized treatments to eradicate this strong, hardy grass. 

The Cat has successfully eradicated Bermuda grass from multiple properties.  Give us a call!

Additional Sites of Interest:

http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7453.html

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Spurge is a low growing plant with small leaves and flowers.  It often has deep roots.   Spurge is an aggressive weed that will grow in turf, in sidewalk cracks, in gravel, and among landscape plants.  Due to its prolific seed production, it becomes widespread and troublesome very quickly.  “Call the Cat” for spurge eradication!  Our general weed control program effectively eradicates spurge.  

PLEASE NOTE: You may want to hand remove weeds/grasses up to 18” away from landscape plants.  Eradication chemicals are not typically placed closer than 12”-18” from trees, cacti, and landscape plants.  Treatment is most effective when weeds are no more than 8-10” tall. 

Additional Sites of Interest:

http://westernfarmpress.com/news/leafy-spurge-0423/ | http://www.bioone.org/doi/abs/10.1614/WT-03-182R1

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