“The absolute best time to water your lawn is the early morning, before 10 a.m.,” Maurer tells Popular Mechanics. Cooler ...

Aerating is a Common Lawn Care Practice, But is it Really Necessary? originally appeared on Dengarden. Most homeowners have ...

Switchgrass, or Panicum virgatum, is a native North American prairie grass that can thrive in heavy clay soil. This hardy ...

Different grass types have different qualities ... If it forms a firm shape, it's clay soil and is rich in nutrients. If you can see sand particles and it crumbles easily, it is sandy soil ...

Select grass that best fits your yard. For shady areas where ground ivy tends to grow, use shade-loving types like fine ...

Well-hydrated grass will pop back into position leaving no tracks. Clay soil absorbs water slowly. However, it also releases water slowly. This allows your grass to absorb more of the water you ...

The method involves placing several layers of newspaper on the ground, no tilling required, and covering with layers of organic materials such as straw, leaves, grass clippings, and so forth.

Celine Ramjit holds a clay and grass unfired brick in front of a wall ... earth unpaved to allow rainwater to be absorbed into the soil rather than running into the already overworked drains ...

The surfaces of the other Grand Slam tournaments — the red clay of the French Open and ... the more compact the soil is beneath the grass and the faster the ball flies.

Traditional techniques and materials like grass and clay aren't the only ones being utilised at Wa Samaki– they also use discarded materials to reduce waste. An on-site gazebo is made from ...