A healthy lawn is a result of year-round care. Lawn care tips from experts can make yard maintenance an easy task.

I know I need to do some maintenance to it this fall. Do I just seed and fertilize, or do I need to aerate? It’s still green but starting to thin. — Conner Poe, email A: First decide if you ...

SPRING may still be a while away – however, according to experts, now is the perfect time to get your lawn ready for the ...

And as satisfying as a perfect green lawn may be, it’s an ecological dead zone that doesn’t support any of the essential functions—like pollination, carbon sequestration, and nutrient recycling—that ...

Gardeners' World presenter Joe Swift has revealed that you can get away with doing a lot less in the garden than you might ...

From mowing and aerating to fertilising and overseeding, each step plays a crucial role in maintaining a healthy lawn during ...

Whether you're enjoying a bold cabernet sauvignon or a delicate pinot noir, the right decanter can help aerate the wine, softening its tannins and allowing subtle aromas to fully bloom.

"A manual rake works well for smaller lawns, while an electric scarifier is better suited for larger areas." Once you’ve scarified the grass, the next step is to aerate. By poking small holes ...

October is a big month for garden lovers in New Jersey! The air is crisp, the leaves are turning, and it's time to give your ...

To rake or not to rake? The debate about what to do with those leaves building up on your lawn erupts anew each fall, with lawncare enthusiasts and environmentalists alike weighing in on the pros ...

Leaf litter also serves as a shelter for bee and moth larvae during the colder months. After the winter, Deshwal said birds ...