I oversewed my lawn with Perennial Ryegrass this year. Last year I used Kentucky Bluegrass and I pre germinated the seed. In ...

Cool-season and warm-season grasses have different needs, but both require basic care when the weather turns cold.

Key Points Dormant seeding involves planting grass seed in winter for spring germination.Grass seed suitable for cooler temperatures should be used for dormant seeding.Snow or controlled moisture is ...

While the vibrant colors of summer quietly fade away, the fall colors are shining through. Now is the time of year when lawns slip into dormancy. But, homeowners who have a cool-season lawn may notice ...

Courtesy Southern Botanical A scorching North Texas summer isn’t quite conducive to a thriving, green yard. And by the time fall rolls around, you might think there’s no reason to start taking care of ...

"We have a wooded area on our land near Greensboro, North Carolina. I discovered several patches of wild petunia growing there. Websites say it enjoys full sun, but I found it growing in nearly full ...

WILLISTON PARK, New York − A pristine, evergreen lawn has long been the dream of American suburban homeowners, but in recent years, a new ideal has begun to sprout in yards across the country. Some ...

Jack Kenyon for The New York TimesCredit... Supported by By Ken Ilgunas Mr. Ilgunas is from New York State and lives in Scotland. He wrote from Drayton, England. When I moved from the United States to ...

Fall is the best time to plant cool-season grasses, which thrive in this half of the country. If you want to grow a lawn that’s the envy of your neighbors, then you’d better plant grass seed at the ...

We’re going to zoom in tightly on fall lawn care and focus on the things you’ll want to do in the next two weeks. They’re pivotal in how well your lawn survives the winter and comes out next spring.

Anyone living somewhere with a cool and mild climate such as the Pacific Northwest probably knows the beauty of a lush green perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne L.) lawn. Homeowners love this grass ...