Getting your grass green and thick doesn't require expensive treatments or professional help. Most lawn problems come down to basic care issues that you can fix yourself with the right techniques.

When your lawn starts turning green as the weather warms up, it seems like it's truly springtime. A few simple care practices at this time of year will go a long way toward promoting a dense stand of ...

I recently moved into a new house with a wonderful, fully fenced-in backyard. The downside? Keeping that fence line clean! Grass and other weeds grow up from under the fence and creep into my yard ...

Changing your soil’s pH and picking the right grass seed can make all the difference. Grass needs sunlight to grow, so start by trimming tree branches to allow more sunlight to reach those shady areas ...

Planting grass seeds is a straightforward process, but there are crucial steps to take before and after to ensure proper germination. For starters, you need to consider several factors, including the ...

Spring has sprung and your grass is growing. Are you ready to break out the lawn mower? While the mere thought of mowing the lawn may seem like back-breaking work, there are more ways than one to make ...

Welcome to “Super Secrets Solves,” in which a golf-course superintendent doles out advice for real-life lawn-care dilemmas. Have a problem of your own? Drop a line to josh.sens@golf.com, and we might ...

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While the exact growth rate of your grass seed can be dependent on a variety of factors including the type of grass, seasonality, and more, you can generally expect a 7 to 10 day germination cycle. If ...

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