As summer winds down and the heat of August takes its toll, your lawn might require extra care to prepare it for the cooler ...

Apply little or no fertilizer in summer. The lawn grows more slowly in summer and uses fewer nutrients. Drought and heat ...

Fall is the time to prep your lawn properly for the harsh winter. We've curated this list of fall lawn care must-haves.

These grasses grow more actively in the summer when they need higher amounts of nitrogen. As seasons change, so do your fertilizing lawn needs. See how we break it down. Fertilizing in spring will ...

Apply lawn fertilizer in the late summer when the weather is calm and dry. This helps ensure that the fertilizer stays where you apply it rather than being washed away by rain or blown away by wind.

Not sure what aerator will be best for your lawn? We can help with that. Fertilizing your lawn in the late summer months and into the fall helps blades of grass recover from summer drought stress ...

Taking 10 minutes to do a few simple gardening tasks in October will help prepare your lawn for winter so you have a lusher ...

While September brings with it shorter days, we still have plenty of opportunities to attend to those fall yard and garden ...

Use fertilizer and preemergent weed control and mow your lawn once a week in the spring. In the summer, maintain a mowing schedule, leave grass clippings on the lawn and adjust your watering schedule.

Lawns will be suffering from the harsh heat of summer and need some help before they go dormant in winter - here are three ...

Your mind might not be focused on lawn food as we inch ... When it comes to fertilizer, opt for a product that supports the transition from summer to fall. Look for a balanced formula or one ...