No matter where you live, there's always one neighbor with a beautiful lawn. It's always well-trimmed, with an emerald green sheen that the entire neighborhood envies. Lawns like this produce many ...

Just because your lawn isn’t in full bloom doesn’t mean it can’t be a welcoming space for a variety of wildlife. In the off-season, small adjustments can help sustain birds, beneficial insects, and ...

Hotter months can mean bad news for lawns across the region. With dry conditions sweeping the D.C. area and little rain in the forecast, here’s a two-step regimen that can help lawns survive the ...

A gardening expert has shared how to make your own natural fertiliser for your lawn in November, using simple ingredients ...

Striping is an optical illusion: The color differences you see comes from grass blades bending in opposite directions, affecting how light reflects off their surfaces. Plan out your stripes: Mow in ...

The most obvious indicator that your lawn is ready for its final cut is that it starts growing more slowly. This typically occurs in late October to early November, especially in cooler weather. But ...

From skipping the fertilizer to sharpening your mower blades, here's how to help your lawn survive when water is scarce.