Reader Elaine B. emailed us about our story on post-drought lawn care, asking for "perspectives … that don't involve using ...

With the warmer weather now starting to break through, gardens are slowly starting to come back to life after the long winter ...

Experts suggest sprinkling used tea leaves on your lawn to help promote strong and healthy growth. Tea leaves act as an ...

The lawn care business is competitive, and standing out in your local area is crucial for success. Whether you’re just ...

Ideal growing conditions are vital for organic lawn management ... gently rake the grass with a spring-tined rake, taking care not to tear it. This removes winter debris and lifts grass and ...

A lush lawn and a happy dog can go hand in hand, as long as you take the right measures. An expert has shared some simple ...

Natural methods of lawn care in conjunction with chemicals can produce a healthy lawn and protect water quality, according to the Garrison Environmental Office.

Here are some ideas for using less water and fewer chemicals and adding more diversity and color to your landscape.

In Iowa, cool-season lawns can be fertilized in the spring during April or May and from mid-September to early November for fall. ISU Extension and Outreach recommended not fertilizing Kentucky ...

Turf research has demonstrated the most effective date for applying spring lawn fertilizer is around Memorial Day. By then, ...