You should fertilize your lawn around three to four times a year to both encourage growth and discourage pests, disease and ...

The mounds of fallen leaves on your lawn can provide the perfect cover for ... warm and food-rich heaps are the perfect spot for plenty of different species. A few other types of wildlife ...

Grass leaves grow much more slowly as the weather ... Be careful not to miss any spots. You could use a crank-style broadcast spreader, but for optimum coverage, consider using a walk-behind ...

"While most leaf spots on leaves are cosmetic and harmless ... Leaving too many leaves on your lawn does have the potential to hurt it, according to Sam Bauer, a turfgrass expert with the ...

A thick covering of leaves can be harmful to our lawns. The leaves will keep light from getting to the grass, and lack of light for an extended period of time while the grass is still growing can ...

As leaves across America make their annual autumn pilgrimage from the treetops to the ground, lawn and wildlife experts say it's better to leave them around than to bag them. First, because it ...