The best fall fertilizer for cool-season grasses is a high-nitrogen fertilizer with the correct amounts of phosphorus and ...

Plants mainly need three big nutrients: nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K). Each one plays a unique role.

LawnStarter reports common winter lawn care mistakes to avoid, like insufficient mowing, improper fertilization, and neglecting debris removal, which can harm spring growth.

Keeping plants healthy means making sure their nutritional needs are met, including magnesium. Luckily, this fertilizer can ...

LawnPRO Partners ("LawnPRO") acquires Indiana based Total Lawn Care, Inc. ("TLC"). TLC has serviced the Indianapolis and surrounding area for over 35 years. With the addition of Indiana, LawnPRO ...

Get rid of any expired lawn and garden products. Toss used potting mix, as well as biodegradable pots and labels. Throw out ...

Mulching leaves on your lawn is faster and more efficient and offers more benefits for your yard than raking. It reduces yard ...

While the tradition of raking leaves to be burned or bagged is still upheld by many, it may not be the best option. Here's ...

Winter fertilizers abound at garden centers in autumn, but are not always needed. Learn the fertilizer needs and proper timing of applications for cool-season and warm-season grasses. Discover the ...

Plants absorb not only nutrients but also toxic metals such as cadmium through their roots. It was previously unclear whether ...

Green Lawn Fertilizing/Green Pest Solutions announces the addition of Andy Petzar to the Senior Leadership Team as vice ...