Lawns need year-round attention to keep them healthy. Learn how to winterize you lawn before the first freeze.

If you think lawn care season ends when the leaves start to fall, think again. Fall is actually one of the most important ...

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Homeowners often lose interest in lawn care when summer wanes. Here's why you shouldn't skip that last fertilizer application of the season this fall.

Set your lawn up for success come spring by following these core fall practices, such as adjusting irrigation and cutting ...

Mow light layers of leaves into the lawn. For heavier leaf layers that threaten to mat down the lawn or evergreen ...

“Most of your root growth takes place during the fall,” says David Yost with Merrifield Garden Center. “Grass loves ...

During the heat of summer, when the rain stops coming down and the ground is dry, it's a good idea to keep your lawn longer --around 4 inches. As the season changes to cooler temperatures and more ...

•Continue to water the lawn. A cool-season grass will continue to require water into the fall. Though the lawn won’t need to be watered as frequently in fall as in summer, various lawn care ...

Shorter days and cooler nights have come and so have the fall season activities. Leaves are dropping, summertime blooms are fading, and the winter season is almost here. Let’s take a look at what yard ...

At Cooperative Extension we recommend that if you only fertilize your lawn once per year, do it in the fall. Our cool season turfgrasses have a resurgence of growth when the temperatures cool. A fall ...

And, because the grass is stronger and healthier, fall fertilizer improves drought tolerance next year. According to the Utah Division of Water Resources, “Late-fall fertilization benefits turfgrass ...