Whether you’re a green thumb or not, it’s easy to maintain a barefoot-worthy lawn with these tips. When it comes to your lawn ...

Wondering when to start mowing again? Here are three key signs that your lawn is ready for its first cut of the season.

If you are maintaining turf on a golf course, it has to be almost perfect. However, most folks aren’t held to such high ...

St. Augustine grass, centipede grass and other warm-season species respond quickly to cultural and maintenance practices such as mowing, fertilizing, aerating, topdressing and weed management.

Depending on how far South you live, warm-season lawns (like Bermuda grass, centipede grass, and zoysia grass) may not wake up until late spring, generally when soil temperatures reach 65 degrees.