If your lawn struggles with compacted soil, patchy grass, or poor drainage, lawn care experts also point to aeration as the best solution. While traditional core aeration involves removing plugs of ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Why strive for a lush, vibrant lawn? A perfectly cropped wave of green grass plays a huge role in the ...

Combine Heterorhabditis nematodes (sold in paste-like form) with water and apply to the soil in the spring or fall. Wait a couple of days and reseed or replant any damaged areas. However, chemical ...

As the fall weather sets in, some of us are experiencing more rain than usual. What would have once been a welcomed respite for our parched summer lawn has now become a boggy, waterlogged marshland.

Do you have a lot of weeds in your lawn? Any areas of thin or dead grass? Does your yard just look stressed overall? These could all be symptoms of a common problem: soil compaction. “Soil compaction ...

Well, you tried, you did your regular lawn care. You raked your grass clippings. You bought some liquid fertilizer, some granular fertilizer, and you made that common mistake. "A little extra ...

If you’re like a lot of golfers, now is the time of year when you ask yourself two questions: How did I let my swing get so rusty? And why does my lawn look so bad? For thoughts on the latter, we ...

Putting in the time and effort required to aerate and overseed your lawn, only to see little to no benefit from your hard work, is disappointing. But it's not uncommon for homeowners to run into ...

After a long, hot Southern summer, it's not unusual to find a few bare spots in your lawn. Cooler fall temperatures make it the perfect time to get out there and do some repair work. If you act now, ...

Winter can leave your lawn looking patchy and worn by spring. As the snow melts and the temps rise, homeowners often find bald spots, discolored areas and thin patches that need attention. The best ...