When parts of tree roots protrude above the lawn surface, it’s natural, and nothing is wrong; the tree is happy. But we humans can find them problematic for mowing, or even walking.

Get rid of your lawn eyesores with these tips. A lawn may seem like an unremarkable part of your yard that needs the ...

Brown patches on your lawn might be the result of a fungal disease. But if you're hesitant to use a chemical fungicide, try this natural treatment instead.

Photo by Tim Leedy Kurt Ackerman from ChemLawn of Lancaster, treats a lawn at the James Wertley residence on Westwood Rd in Colony Park. Ackerman is treating the lawn for crabgrass, weeds, and also ...