Q: After reading about your success with St. Augustine grass in your own yard, I decided to gamble and sod my yard with Palmetto St. Augustine last June. By August, I had the most beautiful grass in ...

Make sure you have good drainage. Pooling water and constantly wet grass cause rot especially in the winter when the moisture ...

Dear Neil: I saw your recent instructions about planting bermuda sod, but I want St. Augustine. Are they handled in the same ...

Vertical growth is best encouraged early, as a Nellie R. Stevens naturally reaches 20 feet tall and 12 to14 feet wide.

Whether you need a specilaised service for your equipment or a traditional component or bespoke product, St Helens Plant Limited are one of UK's leading suppliers and one of the most recognised ...

As a research scientist, he also held the positions of research fellow and later head of the Seismic Research Unit at The UWI, St ­Augustine. Rowley is also a former general manager of State ...

There are many plants that benefit from getting a headstart on the growing season, whether they are species that take a long time to mature or species that produce a bumper crop if allowed to grow ...

3-4. Having already welcomed hundreds of diners through its soft opening, Saint in downtown St. Augustine is ready to become a fixture on the local upscale dining scene with its grand opening ...

A strategy that shapes what Reading town centre will look like in the future has been given the go-ahead. Concept images show areas of the town centre reimagined to provide more space for ...

A group in Payne County that organized against a federal high voltage transmission line designation saw a victory earlier this month when the U.S. Department of Energy dropped plans for a National ...

Welcome to St. Augustine's monthly list of events ... Attendees work with invasive plant management experts to remove harmful trees, vines and plants. January's Weed Wrangle will target Mother ...

But we recently published a paper in the journal Nature Geoscience in which we argue that tree planting is no climate solution at northern high latitudes. In fact, it does more harm than good.