Fertilizing your lawn? A turf expert explains the right timing, technique, and type to use—plus common mistakes that could ...

Early summer (after your lawn begins to grow) and fall are the best times to fertilize. Fall fertilization increases winter hardiness of the grass and provides nutrients, especially potassium, which ...

Fertilizing your lawn might seem simple enough, but there are some things you want to avoid doing, like adding it in the wrong season. Here's a closer look.

7 Smart Lawn Fertilizer Tips Wasted fertilizer represents not only a significant pollutant affecting U.S. lakes, rivers and bays, but money "down the storm drain," according to our expert.

Gardening Lawn fertilizer by the vegetable garden Published: May. 07, 2008, 1:03 a.m.

Nowadays, the lawn-care industry is coming around to the view that lawns don't need nearly as much phosphorous as everyone thought, and lots of no-phosphorous products are now coming out.

Keeping your lawn weed-free can be an ongoing battle, and if those unwanted plants take root and spread, removing them can be a pretty big job. Not only do weeds create an unsightly landscape, but ...

Your lawn needs to breathe, and aeration can help. Aerating is the removal of small soil plugs or cores out of the lawn. As lawns age, or sustain heavy use, your soil can be compacted. Grass roots ...