Some of the flowers, such as petunias, that you enjoyed into June will probably not tolerate the heat and humidity of summer.

To avoid this common lawn care mistake, plant cool season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and red fescue in northern states.

This product provides a 15-0-4 fertilizer mix that is designed for Centipede, Zoysia and St. Augustine lawns and grass types. It helps to improve lawn health and weed defense throughout the season.

So the good news is that you can plant grass seed in June, especially if you intend to use warm-season grasses such as Zoysia grass, Bermuda grass, centipede grass, or St. Augustine grass.

Mole crickets cause damage in turfgrass by tunneling through the soil and feeding on the plant roots, stems, and leaves.

We'll explain how to get rid of dandelions in your yard, including how to remove them and keep them from growing back.

Due to its 32-0-4 N-P-K rating, we confidently suggest the Scotts Turf Builder Lawn Food for those gardeners who want their grass to build stronger and deeper roots. The highlight point of this ...

From the above table, only those Centipede and St. Augustine lawns damaged by large patch diseases can be revived. Apply large patch fungicides in the autumn. Meanwhile, decrease the amount as well as ...

Atrazine is recommended for chamberbitter control in St. Augustine and centipede lawns. Now that we are diving into summer with long days, a decent amount of rain and some heat, our lawns are growing ...

If you can’t keep on top of watering your lawn regularly, especially during a heatwave, grass clippings can help do the trick. Sign up to get the BEST of Tom's Guide direct to your inbox.

When watering grass you are looking to water deeply to ensure there’s enough water to see through a drought.” Experts advise the best time to water is in the morning before 10am, or between 4-6pm.

If your grass starts to fade into a blueish, grey colour, it's a sign that it's dehydrated and needs immediate watering, say the gardening gurus. You can determine if your lawn has been adequately ...