How to weed, seed, and feed—in the right order—for a healthier lawn.

No one product works for all lawns. First, before choosing what product to use, landscaping experts recommend identifying the type of weeds you’re dealing with—whether that’s dandelions, creeping ...

Your summer-stressed lawn is counting on you to do this before winter.

This expert-recommended product tackles weeds while boosting your lawn's health.

Fall fertilization capitalizes on this natural cycle. Energy is stored in this new growth that will be used in the spring for ...

Lawn clippings can be repurposed in all sorts of ways in gardens, including as mulch and added to compost. However, it ...

When the days are hot, we'll look for any way to make weed whacking quicker. Learn how to keep your string trimmer running ...

Comfrey earned its “invasive weed” reputation from one variety that spreads aggressively by seed, but the type most gardeners actually grow for fertilizer, a sterile hybrid called Bocking 14, doesn’t ...

Many gardeners embrace the benefits of weeds like clover in the lawn, but even diverse turf areas require some weed control.

SHREVEPORT, La. - As summer winds down, homeowners should be thinking ahead to winter weeds. At Aiken’s Nursery and ...

Extreme heat is tough on lawns. Learn how to adjust your mowing, fertilizing, and pest control to keep grass thriving.

Unlike grass, clover can draw nitrogen from the air and use it to support its growth, which helps explain why it can flourish ...