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

If you’ve noticed brown, dead or discolored patches around your lawn, this might be a sign of grubs.

Q: Why is my crape myrtle dead? The bark is splitting and peeling off. Inside, the trunk is black and the wood is moist. The ...

If the lawn outside your window is giving you the blues, join the club. After a brutal winter walloped much of the country, our Facebook and Twitter feeds have been buzzing with lawn care woes ...

There are many ways to control lawn weeds, but not all are equally effective. Learn about 8 easy and effective methods to get ...

Q : Can you tell what is going on with the lawn from this photo (see reader's photo)? Last year it was green, and this year it has slowly begun looking like this. A: The problem could be several ...

A photo is very helpful. Q: I’m having a problem with crabgrass on my lawn. How do I get rid of it? A: It’s vital to monitor your lawn regularly for new crabgrass growth and act promptly.

If you're a homeowner and live where the seasons are distinct, you're probably considering the state of your lawn just about now ... a Japanese beetle larvae problem, she suggests buying a ...

Winterizing your walk-behind lawn mower should take less than an hour ... prevent moisture in stuck-on grass clippings from causing problems. Store the mower in a dry location.

The first step is admitting your lawn has a problem. lots of them, actually: weeds, bare spots, thatch. People are talking. But are you ready to embrace the treatment? I'm one of those grass guys.

Question for Dan Gill: I have a lawn that has been neglected for several years. Now we have a bad sticker problem ... Scotts Halts and other brands at your local nursery. (Ask the staff to ...