It’s also a cool-season grass, growing most vigorously in spring and fall. The tuft of foliage may grow only 16 to 18 inches high and wide, but the airy seed heads grow on stalks that may reach ...

Warm-season grasses can still thrive and survive in the Midwest, but can sometimes be negatively affected by an extremely harsh winter. Warm-season grasses grow best when temperatures are above ...

Grasses once dominated Midwest prairies, so it is no surprise ornamental grasses are at home in Midwest cultivated landscapes. There are types to perform a variety of duties — ground covers for ...

Choose cool-season grass such as Kentucky bluegrass or tall fescue if you live in a cooler area of the country like the North, Midwest and Pacific Northwest. Because it can’t tolerate extreme heat or ...

Explore 232 species of Wisconsin grasses in this comprehensive field guide. Judziewicz is a professor of biology at UW-Stevens Point and, with assistance from three others, has written the first ...

When you plant grass seed now, you will be able to estimate how long it will take for the seed to start growing. Tall fescues, which are the best seed for our climate and soil, will take 10-14 ...

LINCOLN — Spring Affair, the Midwest’s largest plant sale and gardening event, will be Saturday, April 28 at the Lancaster Event Center in Lincoln from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

With your grass naturally growing fast, here are some tips on how to take care of your lawn this month. April is here. Judge orders Rodney Hinton Jr. to be held without bond while he awaits trial ...

This much-needed addition to Iowa's popular series of laminated guides-the twenty-sixth in the series-illustrates fifty-five grass species characteristic of or commonly found on prairies of the Upper ...