Tag: lawn care

Cheatgrass just might be the most dangerous and invasive plant you’ve never heard of. It’s also known as downy brome, […]

Is Roundup dangerous? Or is it safe? You’ve likely heard of Roundup either because it’s a popular, inexpensive, effective herbicide […]

To get rid of dollar spot fungus, provide enough nitrogen, water the grass early in the morning, ensure good soil drainage, and raise your mowing height.

Dollar spot is a foliar disease of turfgrasses caused by Clarireedia fungi and spread through wind, water, equipment, and foot traffic.

While you tend to your lawn this spring, you may discover a mysterious ring of grass or mushrooms in your […]

When you see clumps of grass-like weeds taking over your lawn, your first thought might be crabgrass. A closer look […]

When your lawn is speckled with yellow flowers, ground ivy, and wild onions, you have a weed problem. Our guide […]

“No Mow May” — where homeowners don’t mow for the month to benefit pollinators — has both champions and critics. Explore the debate between conservation benefits and practical challenges as cities adopt this growing movement, and discover whether this one-size-fits-all approach truly delivers on its environmental promises. Can skipping lawn maintenance really help pollinators?

Fertilizer prices have skyrocketed recently, leaving many homeowners wondering how to save money and prepare their own plant food. At […]