Expert horticulturists share their tips for success when planting grass seed. It's easy to take grass for granted until it's ...

Diversity can aid in reducing or diluting the effects of fescue toxicity, improve nutritive value of forage, increase weight ...

For most cool-season lawns, a mix of Kentucky bluegrass, fescue, and rye grasses will work. Adding some compost or other organic matter to the soil will give your grass seed a better chance at ...

Bites from a strawberry should progress from the stem end to the tip, since the tip is the sweetest part and it is desirable ...

Reason No.1, this grass seed mix is the original premium Tall Fescue. It is a tough grass with thick, deep and dense roots that will thrive in various soil types and climates. Reason No.2, the Rebel ...

You can germinate seeds indoors now so that seedlings will be ready for planting in the garden once the danger of frost is past by the middle of March. Use a sterile, soilless potting mix.

For most cool-season lawns, a mix of Kentucky bluegrass, fescue, and rye grasses will work. Adding some compost or other organic matter to the soil will give your grass seed a better chance at success ...

Or, mix it with seeds of other grass types for a healthier turf later. For example, mix Kentucky BlueGrass with perennial fescues and ryes. Fescue grass seeds might need around 10-14 days to pop up ...