If your lawn's looking a little less than lush, here's how to decide the best path back to a lush lawn. Your grass lawn may be looking a little patchy and sad after a long winter—which may have you ...

Let’s get this straight right from the get-go: A healthy lawn doesn’t get taken over by lawn diseases or weeds. So if it looks like you’re raising weeds instead of grass, that’s a sign of a more ...

Reseed cool-season lawns yearly—or twice if they've seen heavy wear or neglect. Skipping reseeding can lead to patchy, thin grass over time. Prep well and spread seed in all four directions for even ...

When it comes to maintaining the outside of your home, few things compare to a lush, green lawn. Of course, even the healthiest yards can show signs of wear. Heavy foot traffic, harsh weather patterns ...

Close-up of a lawn with brown patches. - SingjaiStocker/Shutterstock For homeowners, their lawn can double as an extension of their home. And just in the same way, it ...

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 ...