Plus, expert advice on how to address both issues. Pests cause visible damage like chewed grass and soil disruption, while diseases show up as discolored or fuzzy patches from fungi. Diagnosing the ...

Lawns are interesting things. Not commonplace until the middle part of the 20th century — at least not in the way we know them today — what seems from a distance as a pretty mundane and uniform thing ...

Taller grass means a healthier lawn. It shades the soil surface, keeps the soil from drying out and reduces watering needs.

Unsightly patches in your lawn may be caused by a malfunctioning irrigation system. Regularly check your sprinkler system for issues like broken nozzles, clogged filters, or broken pipes. A broken ...

According to Oklahoma State University, the world is home to an estimated 30,000 weed species. Of these weeds, over 4,800 cause considerable economic losses in the food, feed, and fiber production ...

Over- or under-fertilizing leads to burnt or patchy grass; the right balance is key to a healthy lawn. Timing, type of fertilizer, and tools matter just as much as quantity. Getting expert help or a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Brown patch fungus loves Southern summers, so mow at the right height, water early, and avoid heavy nitrogen to keep grass healthy ...

Q: I hope you can help me with weeds in my Bermuda lawn. I have tried weedkillers, yet here we are in May and dandelions are still popping up. I’ve even used vegetation killers. Hand pulling didn’t ...

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.