Tomorrow is the first day of spring and even though a dusting of snow may have covered your lawn this past week, it’s not too early to begin planning for spring lawn maintenance tasks. Lawn grasses ...

With spring here, warmer weather signals plants to come out of dormancy and start flourishing again. Even if your lawn and garden never went fully dormant, you can still expect your home landscape to ...

While you may have enjoyed taking a break from lawn care during the winter, spring is the season to turn your attention back to your yard. Your efforts now will largely determine if you have a lush, ...

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 ...

Spring lawn maintenance routines always feel like a phase of renewal. It demands attention and care, and while it can get frustrating that your healthy lawn doesn't appear overnight, the effort's ...

Spring is finally here, and it’s the perfect time to get your lawn looking its best without spending every weekend on maintenance. As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, your lawn is waking up ...

The weather we have experienced in Greater Columbus this growing season has been almost perfect for lawns and turf to thrive. Except for a short period of dry conditions in June, frequent ...

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 ...

The petite purple blooms of wild violets, often seen in lawns across Kansas this time of year, serve as a food source to bees and other pollinators, Kansas State University horticulture expert Cynthia ...

Spring is here, which means dull shades of brown grass on most lawns are being replaced by deep tinges of green. It also means that it’s time to break out your lawn mower. When your lawn reaches a ...

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