A summer of outdoor entertaining could have left your grass struggling ...

Should you avoid walking on your lawn in fall and winter? Here’s why and how to protect your turf grass from damage.

Mowing leaves enriches soil with nutrients, improves structure, and supports beneficial microbes and earthworms. Avoid mowing if leaves form a thick layer, are wet, frozen, or if dense tree cover ...

Turf experts reveal why mushrooms sprout overnight and the five simple adjustments needed to remove them safely.

Prepare your lawn for winter with these expert tips on soil testing, fertilization and proper mowing techniques.

Late-summer heat, drought stress, lawn disease, grubs, and compacted soil can cause similar symptoms, so diagnosing the issue is an important first step before aeration, overseeding, or other fall ...

Having a good lawn is not rocket science The acidity or alkalinity of soil, whether your lawn receives sunlight or shade, soil temperature and moisture, as well as nutrients, air, water and space for ...

Turfgrass—including sports fields, roadside ditches and residential lawns—makes up 40 million acres of the United States' land surface, bigger than the entire state of New York. Collectively, all that ...

Significant bare patches, weeds, and damage call for a lawn refresh.

Wet grass bends away from the blade and tears instead of cutting cleanly, leaving a ragged, pale surface that loses water fast and gives lawn disease an easy way in. Mower wheels sink into soft, ...

'If the rain has drained away or soaked into the soil after a heavy downpour and the ground is moist but not waterlogged, ...