Weed killer can give you a lush, green lawn or leave it yellow and patchy. To avoid the latter, here are the best weed ...

You may be wanting to get some grass seed down before the first frost hits. If so, we explain whether or not November is too ...

Your goal should be to plant grass when it would naturally grow. The Best Time to Plant Grass There are two main varieties of grass seed: cool-season and warm-season. Choose cool-season grass such as ...

Choosing the best grass for Texas, whether warm-season or cool-season grasses, depends on your region. Either way, these grasses are essential to creating a home that complements the state’s natural ...

Fall is here, and while some days feel much more fall-like than others, you can’t deny that trees are putting on their fall colors, herbaceous plants are fading away, asters are blooming, and many ...

So, to help your lawn thrive, determine what environment your yard provides. Knowing your zone will help you choose the right grass variety or combination of varieties. Do temperatures favor ...

Most cool-season grasses stop growing with consistent soil temperatures below 50°F. Warm-season grasses tend to go dormant in late Fall because they’re not very cold-tolerant. Most of these ...

Knowing Your Grass: Cool-Season vs. Warm-Season The type of grass plays a huge role in determining the best planting time. Cool-season grasses, such as Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass ...

UC Riverside has licensed a new drought-resistant bermudagrass cultivar that may well change the landscape of Southern ...

Cool-season grasses, common in northern Europe, grow more actively in spring and fall, while warm-season grasses, found in southern regions, thrive in summer. Mowers Direct explains: "Cool-season ...

In the northern reaches of Europe, you're likely to have cooler season grasses, while the south is home to warm-season varieties. Expert advice from Mowers Direct clears up the confusion ...