While most grasses go dormant or pause growth in the winter, not all weeds do - but which ones are most prevalent depends on ...

Editor's note:This story was originally published in 2016, and is being republished as part of our fall coverage. Some references may be out of date. If you’re like most people, you’re into the lawn ...

Fall can bring an increase in insect encounters in the landscape and home. Most are nuisance insects only, and many are beneficial insects. One that may cause damage to lawns is fall armyworms, which ...

Poa annua, commonly known as annual bluegrass, is a persistent weed that can pose significant challenges to maintaining a pristine lawn. It is characterized by its rapid lifecycle and ability to ...

What did one grass blade say to the other about the lack of rain? I guess we’ll just have to make dew. Speaking of lawn grass, I’ve received a large number of questions lately about crabgrass and ...

WILLISTON PARK, New York − A pristine, evergreen lawn has long been the dream of American suburban homeowners, but in recent years, a new ideal has begun to sprout in yards across the country. Some ...

Jack Kenyon for The New York TimesCredit... Supported by By Ken Ilgunas Mr. Ilgunas is from New York State and lives in Scotland. He wrote from Drayton, England. When I moved from the United States to ...

Years ago, in what are now considered to be nostalgic times, owning a house with a well-groomed lawn was included in the definition of the American dream. These days, there are people who can make the ...

If your lawn looks more like a patchwork quilt than a lush carpet of green, you're not alone. After a long, hot North Carolina summer—with drought stress, heavy foot traffic, and the occasional pest ...