The answer to 'why is my garden overgrown' is that it is likely due to a lack of regular maintenance and care. Common causes include insufficient weeding, pruning, and mowing, as well as over-fertilization or improper watering. An overgrown garden can be a sign that the plants are not receiving the right balance of nutrients, sunlight, and attention they need to thrive.
Symptoms of an overgrown garden include tall, unruly weeds, overgrown shrubs and trees, and plants that appear unhealthy or are struggling to grow. The solutions are to establish a consistent gardening routine, pull weeds regularly, prune back overgrown plants, and ensure proper watering and fertilization. For severe cases or if you're unsure how to properly maintain your garden, it's best to call in a professional landscaper who can assess the situation and provide the right care your garden needs.