Growing demand for eco-conscious turf care and soil management highlights a shift toward sustainable materials and ...

The latest evolutions in organic lawn care promote soil health and family-friendly lawns, but setting customer expectations ...

Many plants will produce new roots from these "nodes," the point where leaves are pinched off a tip cutting. Few gardeners realize how easy it is to start new plants by "rooted cuttings." Many plants ...

Most of the U.S. endured ridiculous subzero temperatures and record snowfalls this winter. So don't be surprised if parts of your lawn-- especially in low-lying areas -- are dead on arrival in spring.

Beetle grubs have eaten the roots out from underneath this patch of grass. If your lawn is constantly plagued by grubs eating the roots out from underneath it, now is the prime window of time to do ...

Proper soil sample preparation is key to precise data on your soil’s pH, nutrient levels, and the exact soil amendments your ...

Most homeowners know what a healthy lawn looks like. The challenge is understanding why their yard doesn't match that picture — and what it would actually take to get there.

Homeowners often don’t realize how much soil compaction affects the overall health of their lawns. Insects, diseases, improper watering and a lack of fertilizer are often blamed for problems in home ...

Snow can insulate plants—but too much harms lawns. Learn how excess snow damages turfgrass and what steps to take now to ...

Aerating a lawn is one of the many tasks that can improve the health of your grass. Spring and fall are ideal times to aerate your lawn so that oxygen, water, and fertilizer can penetrate deeply into ...