Perennial ryegrass has the unfortunate tendency to grow brown spots. When that happens, here's how to treat it and get your ...

Bermuda and buffalo grass are warm-season grasses that grow well in the transition zone, while Kentucky bluegrass and perennial ryegrass are cool-season varieties that do well there. Once you've ...

CEO of The Plant Bible and a gardening expert based in Greenwood Lake, New York. Contrary to commonly held belief, achieving a lush lawn — whether with ryegrass or Bermuda grass — isn’t just ...

This is because the larvae, known as leatherjackets because of their tough, leathery skin, feed underground on stems and ...

Luckily, you're not stuck with the grass you have right now. As you make your list of spring gardening to-dos and vegetables ...

A friend of mine asked me if they could plant ryegrass instead of fescue for their lawn. They haven’t had much luck with ...

Grass seed is best sown from late summer to mid-autumn ... In most gardens, a hard-wearing family lawn mixture, containing rye grass, would be suitable. Prepare the soil by skimming off any ...

It grows rapidly and vigorously from seed. Rye tends to be taller thank wheat. This plant is a bunch type grass with many upright tillers. The leaves, like most small grains are rolled in the whorl.

Planting grass in October might seem like a gamble, but depending on where you live, it could still be a great time to help your lawn and landscape. While fall is generally considered one of the ...

October is the transition month because temperatures, particularly at nighttime, make it possible for rye grass to germinate.

Next time, try and change the direction in which you've mown the lawn. Grass blades tend to grow in the direction they were mowed, so if you're always coming at them from the same angle you might find ...