Lawn care certainly winds down as the winter days approach, but there's one last task you'll need to take care of before the ...

Dormant grass vs. dead grass – can you tell the difference? Well, it’s not always so easy for the average homeowner. You’ve watered, mowed, and fertilized your lawn, but now you start to notice ...

Three steps you can take now to be kind to your stressed lawn: 1.) Stay on top of the leaves. Fallen leaves can be mowed into the lawn, where the fragments will break down to add organic matter and ...

Most fungal diseases—such as brown patch lawn disease and fusarium ... will take longer to settle and spread into a seamless carpet of grass. Be patient and continue to keep the ground moist ...

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Uniformly brown grass is often just dormant. You'll know it's not dead because it retains some resilience—when you bend a blade of dormant grass, it should still have flexibility, not snap easily.

These hardworking landscape plants make gorgeous ground covers, whether you want to fill in gaps or replace turf grass ...

Autumn leaves are stunning, but they're a pain to clean up once they're scattered across your lawn. Make the chore of ...

During the cool season, if your grass looks brown and dead, it could still be alive but dormant. If it is dead, it will appear brown, flat, and lifeless, and will no longer retain its vibrant ...

Identify a lawn disease early to get the early prevention right. When brown grass appears as irregular circular patches that can span several feet in diameter, you might have a Brown Patch infection.

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