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What is Leaf Spot in Your Lawn?
Leaf spot is a fungal disease that infects stressed grass with unsightly lesions. Learn how to identify leaf spot in your lawn to prevent further damage.
Two Decades of Growth: Tree Cover Gains in 1,800+ U.S. Counties
Which U.S. counties saw the biggest growth in tree cover between 2000 and 2020? Explore tree cover gain and loss across over 3,100 U.S. counties.
11 Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Lawn Mower
When your mower has trouble starting, cuts poorly, or is smoking, it may be a sign that it’s on its last leg. Learn about these signs and more to know when it’s time to replace your lawn mower.
How to Protect Your Lawn During Outdoor Events
Protect your lawn during outdoor events by mowing taller and not watering before the event, creating pathways, and using turf protection mats. You can also overseed, fertilize, and water well to revive your lawn after the event.
Kickin’ the Grass for FIFA Club World Cup 2025
FIFA Club World Cup 2025 matches will be played on some seriously high-tech grass. We detail the various grass types at the 12 U.S. stadiums.
🦋 2025’s Top Cities for Pollinator-Friendly Landscaping 🐝
Which cities are using their lawns and gardens to invite and sustain pollinators? Discover the 2025’s Top Cities for Pollinator-Friendly Landscaping.
How to Mow Wet Grass
Several mowing strategies will help you mow wet grass: Mow slowly, don’t bag the grass clippings, and follow good maintenance practices, like keeping your lawn mower blades sharp and raising your mowing height.
Best Drought-Tolerant Ground Covers
Drought-tolerant ground covers are an excellent grass alternative in dry areas. Choose from ice plant, dymondia, and other plants based on your region.
10 No-Mow Grass Alternatives for Your Lawn
With no-mow grass alternatives like ground covers, wildflowers, and native plants, you can have a beautiful landscape without having to mow your lawn regularly. Xeriscaping, hardscaping, mulching, and moss, as well as ornamental, low-mow, and no-mow grasses, are also some of the best lawn alternatives today.