Knowing how to overseed a lawn in fall will help you to quickly, easily and affordably help to restore it after enduring the hot summer months. Temperature and weather conditions can be equally ...

Maintaining a healthy lawn doesn't always come easily, especially if your grass has bare patches or looks thin. Overseeding is a popular method that helps to rejuvenate your lawn, making the grass ...

Late summer is often ideal for overseeding, but fall or spring may suit your lawn better depending on conditions. Prep by selecting the right seed and checking your spreader to ensure even ...

Summer can take a lot out of your lawn. Hot, dry conditions and heavy shade cause the most grass damage. Outbreaks of disease and insect activity can make matters worse. And if you have kids or pets, ...

Your lawn has only minor damage or a few bare patches. Overseeding is good for when your lawn is healthy overall but has a ...

Spreading grass seed in the winter months can help set the stage for a greener, healthier lawn—but timing and technique matter. Many homeowners think of overseeding as simply adding seed to an ...

Pre-emergent herbicides stop weeds by attacking roots and shoots before they sprout. They also kill grass seed, so space seeding and spraying at least 12 weeks apart. Plan carefully to time both tasks ...

We should all know by now that it's better to change over traditional lawns to eco lawns or other ground cover. But the reality is, most people refuse to break up with their lawns. If you are ...

Cool season grasses such as Kentucky bluegrass and perennial ryegrass can be aerated in the early spring but respond best to ...

Summer weather still has us in its grip, but it’s never too early to think about getting lawns and landscapes ready for spring. Fall is a perfect time to prepare lawns for the upcoming year with ...

My dad commonly used the expression “sick and tired of being sick and tired.” He applied it to many situations in life, which mostly led to a laugh or shrug by his family. I’m not sure he’d apply this ...