To avoid this common lawn care mistake, plant cool season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and red fescue in northern states.

Expert advice on how to care for your lawn in winter and ensure it is in the best condition come spring - from fertilising to ...

As we count down the last few days on the calendar, the time has come to reflect back on a newsworthy year in the Klamath Basin, with some stories making national and even international headlines.

Mr Clamp explained: "Ragged cuts can lead to brown edges and make your lawn more vulnerable to disease." During winter, ...

Soil plays a much bigger role in the spread of antibiotic resistance than one might imagine. Surprisingly, the ground beneath us is packed with antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs)—tiny codes that ...

Scarifying also prevents further moss infestation ... allowing both air and water to circulate freely within the soil strata. The Lawn Association experts explained: "When it comes to ...

For a lot of folks, their lawn can be their pride and joy, and for others, it’s a nice way to wind down and be outside in the fresh air with your thoughts. Whichever it is, you’ll be happy to ...

Preparing your lawn for winter isn’t just a routine task; it's an important step to ensuring the health of the grass and soil throughout the cold season. Winter lawn preparation isn’t so much ...

From aeration to top dressing and scarifying, these treatments will help the grass grow stronger and healthier, making the fields more resilient and comfortable for all our local sports stars. Here's ...

For lawns with very thick thatch, scarifiers will allow you to rake more deeply into the ground, and they also remove moss growing within the soil. If you decide to scarify your lawn, you can ...

When thatch builds up, you'll need to decide if scarifying or dethatching is better for your lawn. For lawns with very thick thatch, scarifiers will allow you to rake more deeply into the ground, and ...