The key to maintaining a lush, weed-free lawn lies in understanding the different types of weeds you're dealing with and implementing targeted control methods. Before you can effectively tackle ...

Set Your Blade at the Right Height to Control Weeds Cutting grass too short weakens it. Longer grass grows stronger and ...

As we increasingly spend time in our gardens, so do a couple of undesirable undomesticated plants, otherwise known as weeds. While those with a wild cottage garden might welcome chickweeds, nettles ...

The Oklahoma Poison Center is urging residents to stay alert for seasonal hazards like chemical exposures and spider bites as ...

Weeds aren’t always unsightly; sometimes they’re just ordinary wildflowers growing where they’re not desired, disrupting the vision of a pristine, well-maintained lawn. To achieve a garden ...

Learn how to eliminate nutsedge, oxalis, and crape myrtle bark scale from your lawn with San Antonio expert tips and ...

April was a big surprise for most farmers in Oklahoma. After coming out of a winter-long drought, rain finally came.

Weeds not only make a garden look untidy but also steal sunlight, water, and nutrients from a lawn, so they need to be removed quickly so they do not weaken the grass. It might seem easy to spray ...

Turfgrasses are emerging from their winter dormancy, turning green and growing once again — and so are warm-season weeds. As you get back into the habit of lawn maintenance this spring ...

He has cautioned against pouring boiling water on lawn weeds as it will harm the grass. The severe heat can often remove protective layers on the leaves and, if used frequently, can damage their ...

Ivana said that cutting your lawn at the wrong time could lead to fungal diseases, uneven growth and increased weed risk.