In Indiana, pastures are generally, but not always, relegated to land that is too steep and rocky for row crops.

Ornamental grass care is easy as pie: Cut back dry stems in the spring, water and control weeds and pests during summer, and let the plants be in fall and winter.

The worst time of year to reseed your lawn is almost always the peak of the hot weather season in your region. "For many ...

Determining how often to water your grass in summer is easy if you know which factors to consider. The answer will depend on ...

Laying new grass seed in the fall is one of the best ways to achieve a thick, green lawn, and come spring, you'll be glad you did it. Cooler temperatures, increased rainfall, and less competition ...

These fall lawn care maintenance tips will prepare your grass for a vigorous start next spring. Remove Leaves Fall weather drops leaves, pine cones, branches, and other debris ...

Looking to overseed your lawn this fall? Here, we cover what you need to do as well as when, so you can get the best results.

Fall is the time when cool-season grasses recover from summer stresses such as drought, heat, and disease and is also the time when turf grasses begin to store carbohydrate reserves in the stems ...

These fall lawn care tips will have your backyard ready to brave the change of seasons and come out on top.

Everyone knows the rain has not been on our side in central Ohio, but here are some tips and tricks to help you take care of your lawn in this drought.

Warm-season grasses go dormant when it gets colder, and soil temperatures reach about 55 degrees. As a result, these deciduous varieties go brown in the fall and remain that way through the winter.

Cool-season grass types are generally grown in the early spring or fall, while warm-season grasses prefer mid-spring to early summer. Always refer to your packet instructions to be sure.