Fertilizer ensures grass gets all the nutrients it needs for complete health. The main fertilizer nutrients are nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, and these nutrients help grass grow faster, thicker, and greener.

Pre-emergent herbicides eliminate weeds as their seeds begin to sprout by creating a protective barrier in the soil containing growth-inhibiting chemicals.

The seed will be unable to undergo cell division or produce the enzymes needed to create a seedling.

Post-emergent herbicides work to control weeds after they have already germinated. They work by traveling down the plant stalk and into the root system to kill the weed.

Growth regulators work by suppressing the vertical growth of warm-season grass. When the vertical growth is stunted, lateral growth is stimulated, creating a thick, dense, and more weed-resistant turf.