after which it is safe to use your lawn again. However, the length of time you should wait varies depending on the specific ...

People who allow weeds to get way out of hand have a much harder time. People tend to put in a big effort at that point to ...

Our top pick for tackling the lawn spoilers, including dock leaves, nettles, dandelions, bindweed, chickweed and more. A ...

Learn how to get rid of crabgrass and achieve a healthy, weed-free lawn. This guide provides step-by-step instructions, ...

Before the days of spray-on weed killers, obtaining a weed-free lawn meant pulling the pesky unwanted plants by hand. Grampa’s Weeder was probably hailed as a miracle back saver when it was ...

Lawn weeds can make turf look unsightly and scruffy, especially during the summer months. While weeds may seem harmless, they ...

IF you want your lawn to impress your guests this summer, you’ve come to the right place. And it turns out that many of us have been making the same mistake that’s causing weeds to grow in our ...

Are there any grasses for lawns and paths that don't need mowing or that need very little mowing attention? Johanna R, ...

Violets are taking over a reader’s lawn so Grumpy weighs in with advice. Plus, the plant of the week.

Seeding, fertilization and weed control all need to be done according to a specific schedule to achieve the best results.

Some of the most common lawn weeds include dandelions, crabgrass, clover and creeping buttercups - but they may not add to ...

making the lawn look unattractive. One of the areas of gardening I get the most questions about is weed control. I frequently hear the comment, “It seems like this weed just took off and ...