Planting some new grass seed can solve these — and other — problems, but only if you know how to grow it properly. If not sowed or cared for the right way, the grass seed you plant may not ...

Grass can germinate in as little as 10 days, depending on grass type, soil conditions and weather. Apply a balanced fertilizer with a 3:1:2 or 4:1:2 nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium ratio to ...

One impressive evergreen option is the blue fescue grass, Festuca glauca, famed for its low-growing habit and silvery-blue ...

Many will actually seed themselves and grow new ones around the parent stock to the point that you have to control them. You can start new grass by splitting these from the base of the parent ...

you can plant either cool-season and warm-season varieties of grass. Bermuda and buffalo grass are warm-season grasses that grow well in the transition zone, while Kentucky bluegrass and perennial ...