The fall season is all about pumpkin spice, Halloween decor, and dealing with leaf clean up. So it’s easy to think that once the weather turns cooler, you’re done with lawn care for the year. Surely ...

If your trees or lawn start the season looking more lemon than lime, you may be seeing iron chlorosis—a common nutrient ...

Even the most obsessed lawn enthusiasts miss the timing of the most beneficial feeding of their lawns. Too many people think ...

Fall might be the perfect season for many — the crisp, cool air, the beautiful colors, and the seasonal flavors are enough to put a spring in anyone's autumnal step. But homeowners have one big gripe ...

Warm autumn days will soon be followed by winter’s frigid temperatures, frost on the plants and frozen ground. With this in ...

A lot of the lawns around Southwest Florida are struggling right now. It has been a perfect storm to produce brown, weakened ...

Keeping plants healthy means making sure their nutritional needs are met, including magnesium. Luckily, this fertilizer can ...

Lawn care season isn't over just yet. Consider this holiday fertilizer schedule so that when spring rolls around, the grass ...

Lawn edging keeps borders crisp and defined, instantly improving curb appeal. Edge in spring or during active growth periods—not winter—to avoid damaging dormant roots. For best results, edge after a ...

You may be tempted to turn your back on lawn care now that the weather is getting cold, but just a few simple steps can give you a head start this spring.

Generally, we are most active in the garden in the spring and early summer, but this is the time to do some planning.