Learning how to aerate your lawn will help keep your grass looking healthier and greener. Over time, lawns can build a thick and compact top layer called thatch. Thatch forms due ...

In spots that get some shade, the new growth may emerge with a good yellow color, but over time, as the leaves mature, they turn greener. Although the foliage may lose some vibrancy as it matures, ...

"While it does usually occur in men later in life, I’ve seen men in their 20s or 30s, who have poor diets, high stress, and other factors, can also experience IMS," one expert shared.

Applying lime will help to balance the PH of the soil and make it a less hospitable place for weeds to take hold, as weeds prefer acidic soil. Apply in the winter months, scattering evenly, at around ...

As autumn cools the soil, grass growth naturally slows down. However, giving your lawn one last cut before winter's chill arrives is often a smart move. The challenge is timing this final mow just ...

As the vibrant greens of summer give way to the rich golds and crimsons of autumn, many gardeners feel the urge to pack away their tools and retreat indoors. It’s easy to believe that as the weather ...

A scarifier has metal swing blades that go deep into the ground and creates “scars” to get rid of thick, dense, and fibrous layers of thatch with ease—letting your lawn absorb water, air, fertilizer ...

As the UK braces for rain over the upcoming winter months, protecting potted plants for getting waterlogged is going to be on the minds of tons of gardeners ...

Aerate your lawn before reseeding in the fall. We asked a lawn-care expert to explain why aerating cool-season lawns in fall will give you a healthier yard by spring.

Most people think they are done with the lawn for the season, except for mowing and raking leaves. The reality is: Fall is for lawns.

If you’re feeling exhausted at the start of this month, you’re not alone - you made it through eclipse season last month, which brought sweeping change, as well as fated endings and beginnings.