If your lawn is cool-season grass, it will need proper care when the warmer months arrive. Here's how to make sure it thrives ...

Spring is upon us, and for many homeowners, that means it’s time to rejuvenate lawns after winter dormancy. While seeding seems straightforward, urban and suburban gardeners face unique challenges ...

Both warm and cool-season grasses grow in Virginia, and the bermudagrass (wiregrass) often invades the tall fescue or Kentucky bluegrass. Hand pulling is difficult but not unwarranted. The grass ...

Are you growing ornamental grasses in your garden? If you are, congrats! You have officially elevated your gardening game to a whole new level. For the longest time, I didn’t quite get the purpose of ...

Cool-season grasses, like Kentucky Bluegrass and Fescue, thrive in spring and fall. They actively grow in late winter to early spring and go dormant in the summer. That means they benefit from ...

Still, with an emphasis on mitigation, ideas include a look at zoning code requirements in the City of Wichita and whether new homeowners should have fescue grass, which requires more watering.

Locally, most of the wild grasses are naturalized (non-native) annuals, the seeds of which were introduced along with hay and other grains brought in by the Spaniards hundreds of years ago.

Our recent study, published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology, outlines the mental wellbeing benefits of wild swimming, and suggests that satisfying psychological needs might underlie this.

Mowing season is almost underway, but spring can be fickle, with wild temperature swings and ... This reduces damage to the grass and results in a cleaner cut. Fertilize lawns in spring. Fescue, ...

In the springtime, grass begins growing again after going dormant over winter, and if not fertilised now, it can struggle to establish deep, healthy roots. Lawns need the three essential ...