Lush lawn is the hallmark of a carefully tended yard, and you don't need chemicals to get there. Used right, these natural ...

If you’re growing cool-season grasses and your lawn has been patchy or discolored, now's the time to do something about it ...

Annual blue grass (Poa annua), henbit, dandelions and the dreaded lawn burweed can run amuck in the winter, so get the weeds ...

Warm-season grasses are best suited to the warmest time of year, as the name suggests. They thrive when our cool-season ...

Even when they're in the thick of performing fall lawn care services, LCOs should also ensure that everything is working ...

Thumbtack's first tip to having great curb appeal is to keep your plants and lawn nourished and hydrated. Overseeding will ...

Providing regular lawn care services can be beneficial, but often, lawn care operators need to know the specific nutrients ...

The state turf grass fertilizer law was passed summer 2022 to restrict adding phosphorus to lawns. Phosphorus is an important ...

By late summer, unless spent, withered flowers are removed and seed pods often form, which can depress leafy growth, as more ...

For seeding or overseeding a lawn, September has long been considered the best month. This is true when cool-season grass species such as Kentucky bluegrass and fescue are being used.

As heat and drought are becoming more prevalent throughout the country, many are considering alternatives to traditional turfgrass. One promising option is clover, which offers natural resilience and ...

There are some hard and fast rules when it comes to the last mow of the season. (Hint: It's not always after the first frost.