Person walking a fertilizer spreader across a green lawn - Dziurek/Shutterstock Watering your lawn after fertilizing it is a valuable practice — it helps ensure the fertilizer reaches your lawn's root ...

Lawn care during the winter months often feels like a guessing game. In the cooler months, when the grass stops growing, it’s easy to assume your lawn doesn’t need much attention. But depending on ...

Don't turn off your irrigation system or bring in lawn sprinklers too soon this fall. Water your lawn until it stops growing for strong root and aboveground growth. Aim for ½ to 1 inch of water a week ...

I love the cooler weather and slower-growing lawn grass of fall. I know that my lawn mower, weed eater, and other tools can soon be cleaned and tucked away for many months. But before that happens, ...

We're just about to the official start of summer, a season that can bring hot, dry weather that browns up those lush green lawns of spring. Here are some questions and answers from horticulturists at ...

Water your lawn until it stops growing for strong root and aboveground growth. Aim for ½ to 1 inch of water a week from irrigation and rain. Keep an eye on the weather forecast and don't water when ...