I took photos of the lawn during its weed infestation, after scarifying it, and then just two weeks later, when it bounced ...

Chickweed. Phyllanthus. Catbriar and more. These unwanted guests are popping up in our yards. Here's what you need to know to get rid of them.

Keeping lawns looking green and healthy requires regular upkeep, with gardeners advised to start maintenance in spring.

Tackle bald patches on your lawn this March by doing these two simple tasks, which will ensure a vibrant green lawn by summer ...

Annual bluegrass will not take over your lawn. It is a cool-season annual that will die off completely and disappear by late ...

Learn about the three main weed classifications—annual, biennial, and perennial—and how they impact garden management.

You may daydream of a perfect green lawn that's free from weeds and clover, but let's be realistic: A picture-perfect lawn ...

Many granular fertilizers are chemically bundled with pre-emergent herbicides, which allows you to ‘weed and feed’ your lawn with a single application. Usually, these products get watered into ...

If you’re starting a new lawn and want grass seeds to grow better, apply compost before sowing grass seeds. To start, remove ...

As spring fast approaches, it's time to take care of your damaged and unloved lawn so it can thrive throughout the warmer ...

Avoid using herbicides on easily removable weeds and consider the environmental impact. Herbicides can damage trees and lawns, so read instructions carefully and use caution. Ah, a little sunshine ...