A lush, healthy lawn doesn't happen by accident. It's the result of thoughtful preparation—and fertilizing at the right time is a key component. Fertilizer gives your yard the nutrients needed to grow ...

Some thatch is good for your lawn. Fall is a great time to restore your lawn before winter to prepare it for successful spring growth. Before you spread grass seed, you may need to take a rake to your ...

TruGreen reports winter damages lawns through cold, wind, and salt. Expert tips for spring recovery emphasize early inspection and care.

We asked lawn care experts about the worst times to fertilize your lawn—and they all agreed on these top three scenarios. It’s not a requirement, but most lawns benefit from fertilization throughout ...

Experts explain how to protect your grass from those ugly, matted patches.

Texas sheep and goat producers are seeing strong prices this spring as seasonal supply patterns tighten markets while demand remains steady.

With New England seeing its first 68-degree day on Monday since October, the ablation of our snowpack is continuing. Big snowbanks are shrinking rapidly and lawns are becoming visible again. But the ...

Make your first cut of the year about a half inch lower than you normally would in the summer. For cool season grasses, that ...

Learn how to get rid of weeds without killing grass with our comprehensive guide. Discover effective techniques and ...

MacCubbin gives gardening advice for Central Florida on care of cardboard palms, mango trees, cannas, edible ginger, lime and ...

I have crape myrtles that are about 30 years old. I have pruned them every year. The older and bigger ones are not blooming ...

Did you know the waste area from feeding 1 hay bale could breed 1 million stable flies? Learn how to restore areas damaged by winter hay feeding ...