It's also a great time to get rid of weeds before they go into hibernation. Applying a fertilizer like Scotts Turf Builder WinterGuard in early fall both feeds the lawn and kills weeds, so you're ...

Keeping your lawn or garden looking its best not only adds to the curb appeal of your home, but it can also help you enjoy spending time in your yard or entertaining others. While taking care of the ...

NACOGDOCHES, Texas (KTRE) - Your family, your pets and even your lawn needs extra TLC in the summer heat. Owner of Evergreen Lawn Care in Nacogdoches, Lee Hill, has been in the business for 26 years.

Call it my Full Weekend Lawn Care Plan. (Though, honestly, it only takes about a day). The plan involves mowing the lawn, aerating the lawn when it's necessary, then seeding and fertilizing.

This Veterans Day and beyond, TruGreen is saying thank you with year-round savings for military members, reservists, and ...

Keeping your grass green and lush can be a challenge during Alabama summers of abundant sunshine and sometimes spotty rainfall. Alabama Cooperative Extension Specialist Dave Han from Auburn University ...

A healthy lawn is a great summer hangout space for good reason — a blanket of grass cools the air, dampens noise, and produces oxygen. A regular maintenance schedule is almost all you need for a lush, ...

Natural rainfall often declines in fall, and lawns can dry out quickly. Supplement with watering until the ground freezes.

In a season where rising temperatures and tighter water restrictions are top of mind, Aiper, a company best known for its cordless robotic pool cleaners, is turning its focus to the lawn. The ...

Are you tired of your lawn looking ragged? To maintain a lawn that will impress your neighbors and friends, it needs to be renovated every five years or so to keep the grass healthy and competitive ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." They say the grass isn't always greener—but what if your grass can always be greener... and healthier? We ...