Homeowners are seeking lawns that are considered more sustainable than conventional. I often get questions regarding eco-lawns or no-mow lawns, which are great options for certain situations. However, ...
I must mow my lawn twice a week because the warm spring weather is promoting rapid growth of cool-season fescue. Often, ...
Hello Mid-Ohio Valley Farmers and Gardeners! What a stretch of rain rolling in the second week of August. I hope many of you took advantage of several days of dry, sunny weather before all the ...
Set your yard up for success by selecting the best grass to grow in the shade. These lawn grasses and ornamental grasses ...
Jenn Radtke is promoting a kind of super-turf that doesn’t need constant mowing, watering or fertilizing. No, it’s not AstroTurf. The alternative grass is a blend of fescue varieties that is creeping ...
DAN FALVO and his wife, Nicole, nearly didn’t make an offer on their 1988 center-hall colonial in East Haddam, Conn., the 33rd property they had mulled. It came with an amenity Mr. Falvo found ...
It never fails that I get a phone call from my wife’s cousin this time each year inquiring about maintenance for his cool season fescue lawn. Even though our weather has been an erratic blend of ...
If you’re having trouble getting grass to grow in a shady area of your yard, your best option may be a cool-season grass called tall fescue. However, tall fescue must receive at least three to four ...
One of the most demanding elements of our landscapes is the lawn, especially when it comes to watering. By using drought-tolerant grass in your lawn, you can dial back the watering requirements, which ...
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8 fast-growing grass seeds lawn pros swear by for a lush, green lawn that fills in quickly this spring
Key Points Fast-growing grass seeds can quickly fill in bare spots and bring vibrant color to your yard in just weeks.Options ...
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Lawn pros say this is the exact time to start mowing your lawn each year
Busting out the mower too early can cause problems all summer.
Here’s a pic of my fescue lawn this season. It should be green but look what I have going on. Any ideas? Fungus? Grubs? How do I treat this issue? There is the possibility that I may have Bermuda or ...
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