Most homeowners know what a healthy lawn looks like. The challenge is understanding why their yard doesn't match that picture — and what it would actually take to get there.

Q: We are having a hard time with our fescue lawn. We use 12-4-8 fertilizer four times a year but no preemergent or postemergent weed control. We aim for 1 inch of water per week, watering about one ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. There are a number of reasons why your grass is growing patchy and brown spots are developing on your lawn. Dollar spot disease is one of them ...

Is your lawn looking tired after a long winter’s nap? Snow mold damage and winter lawn diseases can wreak havoc on your grass, making spring recovery a challenge. But with a few proactive measures, ...

What you are describing sounds very much like the lawn of a friend I visited last week. I noticed that his front lawn showed stunted growth and thin areas along with a yellowish appearance. Even from ...

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Keeping a healthy lawn can sometimes feel like a never-ending battle against pests and diseases. Fungal infections are among the most common lawn problems faced by gardeners, often appearing suddenly ...

Most O'Fallon homeowners manage their properties the same way: call someone when weeds take over the lawn, contact a different company when pests appear, then find yet another service for ...