Mowing height matters, especially as winter approaches. Get it right with these tips. In fall, cut cool-season grasses to 2 inches and warm-season grasses 2 to 3 inches tall. Never remove more than ...

If you’re looking for an instant lawn, sod is the way to go. While new sod doesn’t need to be mowed immediately after it's installed, when you do mow it and the techniques you use will impact the ...

The month of April is about to start. April is a great month for those who truly enjoy mowing their grass. This is when the grass naturally grows very fast. Hopefully, you followed my fertilizer ...

Spring lawn care is crucial for a healthy lawn during the summer. Improving soil, managing watering, fertilizing correctly, and mowing high are key to lawn care. Using a mulching mower and managing ...

Once the snow melts in cold regions and air temperatures start rising, you may be wondering when to start mowing your lawn for the season. Should you start your engines after a warm spell and a ...

A couple of weeks ago an article in the paper addressed helping your lawn survive summer. It contained a lot of good information with which I have no issue. Following is some additional information ...

Keeping your lawn green and healthy during a heat wave isn't always easy, but mowing it can do wonders. By properly taking care of your lawn, you can ensure that it isn't dying from the scorching heat ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — All the rain we're getting is money in your pocket. Turf grass, as in your lawn, needs an inch of rain a week. If Mother Nature does it for you, you save money on the water bill.

Mowing the lawn in winter seems harmless enough, especially when the grass looks untidy and the weather has been mild […] ...