Spot-treating with herbicides, using natural solutions, and even hand-pulling the weeds — there are many ways to eliminate chickweed. Discover how to get rid of chickweed on your lawn for good.
Author: Teresa Joaquim
Teresa is a plant enthusiast and creative writer who has been writing for LawnStarter for years, using her background in research to write about lawn care and all things green. A proud mom of two rescued cats, she also has a special love for animals.
What is a Pollinator Lawn?
Pollinator lawns are an alternative to regular lawns that are made with a mix of blooming flowers, shrubs, and low-maintenance grasses. Pollinator lawns are vibrant spaces designed to attract bees, birds, butterflies, and other pollinator species.
What is a Mulching Plug on a Lawn Mower?
A mulching plug covers your mower’s discharge chute, redirecting the clippings and turning your conventional mower into a mulching mower.
How Does a Mulching Mower Work?
Mulching mowers mow your grass while turning the clippings into tiny pieces. In this article, discover how these machines work and if they’re right for you.
Best Grass Seed for Western Kentucky
The best grass seeds for western Kentucky are tall fescue, Zoysiagrass, and Bermudagrass. We’ll help you select the right one for your lawn.
Best Grass Seed for Eastern Kentucky
The best grass seeds for eastern Kentucky are tall fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, and more. Read to learn what grass would make the perfect lawn for you.
Best Grass Seed for Central Kentucky
The best grass seeds for central Kentucky’s weather include tall fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, and Zoysiagrass. Discover the best grass for your yard.
Best Grass Seed for Northern Kentucky
The best grass seeds for northern Kentucky are Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, and other cool-season grasses. We’ll help you find the right one for you.
Month-to-Month Lawn Care Schedule for Pennsylvania Homeowners
Lost on how to care for your lawn? Read our month-to-month lawn care schedule for Pennsylvania homeowners and keep things on track.
What Planting Zone is Erie, PA?
Pennsylvania has six different hardiness zones, with Erie County located in zones 6a, 6b, and 7a. Read to learn more about what you can plant in this area.