Yes, you need to fertilize your grass in the winter to keep your lawn healthy for next year. However, you'll need to perform one simple garden task first.

Homeowners often lose interest in lawn care when summer wanes. Here's why you shouldn't skip that last fertilizer application of the season this fall.

Nothing ruins a barefoot walk through the yard quite like stickerweed. Also known as spurweed, stickers, or burweed, this ...

Avoid these six common fall lawn care mistakes. Experts share what not to do now to help your grass stay healthy through winter and thrive in spring.

Before turning the mower on its side, take out the spark plug, so there’s no chance of the blade suddenly spinning to life. A ...

Mow light layers of leaves into the lawn. For heavier leaf layers that threaten to mat down the lawn or evergreen ...

Are these outdoor fall tasks on your gardening to-do list? They should be. The time to prep your garden for spring is autumn!

The Lawn Mowers Market is expanding due to increasing demand for sustainable landscaping, urban green space development, and growing adoption of electric and robotic mowers. However, high equipment ...

We made a guide to help you protect vegetables and annuals from frost, choose the right lawn fertilizer and know when to ...

Planning your spring garden to-do list? If you want to plant a rose our gardening experts have some suggestions for hardy ...

You can plant leafy greens and sprouting broccoli right through the winter. Peas can be planted by seed through October. As ...

Is raking leaves in the fall bad for your yard? Now that it's rained, is it advisable to fertilize and reseed this month? How ...