If that sounds like you and you’ve spotted that your lawn looks a little worse for wear after a busy summer, you'll want to ...

Timing is everything when it comes to lawn care chores, especially for planting new grass from seed, and especially in October. In northern parts of the United States, like the Northeast and ...

Crabgrass is a nasty nuisance that can pop up in bare spots in your otherwise pristine lawn. The best solution is to prevent ...

Or, consider choosing another grass seed that can grow well in shady conditions if it is too shady. The best time for sowing grass seeds on slopes is the early fall months or spring months because the ...

Augustinegrass isn’t meant for the chilly winters of North Alabama, so keep that in mind before you sow a single seed. Northern and north-central Alabama, from about Birmingham and up, falls in what’s ...

As a general guideline, aim for 4-5 pounds of grass seed per 1,000 square feet for overseeding and 8-10 pounds per 1,000 square feet for establishing a new lawn. Can I use my spreader to sow lawn ...

Homeowners who want to enjoy it on their lawn should spread the seeds in late spring to early summer, from May to June, to get good results and a healthy, heat- and drought-resistant lawn. The Right ...

Dormant seeding involves sowing grass seed before the ground freezes. This allows the seed to sit through winter and sprout in early spring. To be successful, the seeding must occur after temperatures ...

A friend of mine asked me if they could plant ryegrass instead of fescue for their lawn. They haven’t had much luck with ...