This spring, you may notice shady areas of your lawn lacking some grass. Growing grass in the shade is problem for which there are no easy answers. Grass is a full-sun plant and when planted in shaded ...

Large lawn with lots of shade - Zhen Li/Getty Images Big patches of cool shade offer idyllic spots to relax on hot summer days, whether you're tossing a ball to your dog or swinging in a hammock. Your ...

Unwanted moss doesn't just ruin the appearance of your lawn. It's also a sign that the conditions in your backyard aren't ideal for the lush grass you want to grow. Moss thrives in conditions where ...

The grass will be growing again before you know it, so while you’re out there checking out what winter did to the landscape, do some lawn-readying by raking matted leaves and removing trash, fallen ...

It's true! Vegetables do grow in my lawn especially during winter when the grass doesn't grow as fast. This video explains how I make use of self-seeding vegetables that pop up through my lawn. Thanks ...

Now that spring has officially sprung, many of us are trying to beat back, cut down and keep up with our growing grasses, plants and, yes, weeds. Consumer Reports’ lawn and garden experts share tips ...

Early spring maintenance is crucial for a healthy lawn that can withstand summer conditions. Apply fertilizer, reseed bare spots and control weeds before they emerge. Soil testing can determine the ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Spring is officially underway, and planting season is right around the corner! That means it's time to start thinking about your lawn and garden. Horticulturist Jennifer Brennan, with ...

(BPT) – Believe it or not, mowing season is now upon us. And depending on where you live, you may have less time to prepare than you think. Making sure your lawn stays healthy, green and beautiful all ...

A healthy lawn prevents pollution from soil erosion and provides an enjoyable and pleasant setting for your home landscape. Turfgrass or native alternative lawns provide a ground cover that is adapted ...

After what seemed like a long, cold winter, it feels like time to dig into those spring tree, lawn and garden chores. Some of those tasks are best done now and some best done later. Let's take a look ...