Want a lush new lawn on the double? These fast-growing cool- and warm-season grass seeds are quick to germinate, helping to ...

Having a lush and vibrant lawn can give your home a picturesque backdrop and seriously boost your curb appeal. However, achieving that picture-perfect lawn starts with choosing the right grass.

Knowing your grass type will help you take the best care of your lawn. Some grass varieties thrive in hot weather, while others thrive in cool weather. Some grasses can grow in transitional zones, ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Why Does My Type of Lawn Grass Matter? Every spring, we are bombarded with advertisements encouraging us to get outside and make our lawn the lushest, greenest lawn on the ...

Gardeners and homeowners expend so much time, energy, and care in choosing the right plants for their yard, but you may be overlooking the most important plant of all: the grass. You can have the most ...

Q: What is the best grass seed to use for bare spots in a lawn? Last year I planted some grass seed and it grew, but the grass is dead in that area this year. I think it was a cheaper seed. I'd like ...

Knowing how, why and when to overseed your lawn is like giving your tired grass a much-needed facelift. Think of it as a ...

While the best time of year to reseed fescue lawns is in the fall, the second-best time is now. So, if your best intentions to get that seed down last fall went unfulfilled, it’s time to get after it.

We have one acre at East Orchard Mesa and no irrigation. What would be the best grass seed to use if we're only watering with moveable sprinklers? Someone mentioned pasture grass. Is spring or late ...

Q: Before it gets too hot, I want to put down a fresh layer of mulch. I’m confused though. I often see commercial companies mounding mulch up along the trunks of trees and shrubs. Is that the right ...

I love my fescue lawn, but this summer was tough on it. I probably need to reseed. When should I do that? — G.R. We primarily think of fescue around here as a shade grass, but all grass needs the sun.

A beautiful, lush green lawn doesn’t happen by chance. It starts with selecting the right grass. Some types of lawn grass thrive in full sun, others prefer shade, and a few can handle a bit of both.