AS the frost thaws and days grow longer, it’s time to swap your woolly mitts for gardening gloves and give your outdoor space some much-needed TLC. Whether it’s clearing winter debris or preparing ...

This dormancy is not dangerous for the grass. As long as you give it ... exhibit their peak color in the spring and fall, with little growth happening over the summer. In contrast, warm-season ...

Counterintuitive as it seems, cool-season grass seed can sit dormant during the end of the winter months and get an early ...

We talked to horticulturists for their best advice on how long to water grass ... not going into the heat of summer with the lawn too conservatively watered. "In spring, [rain] is often provided ...

is highest in the spring and fall, with optimum growth occurring when average daily temperatures are 68 ℉. Warm-season grasses (C4) grow most rapidly in the summer, with optimum growth occurring at 85 ...

In the early summer months, allergy symptoms can be especially bad for people allergic to both tree pollen (which is more common throughout the spring) and grass pollen — because the seasons can ...

But for those with hay fever, spring also means itchy eyes, runny noses, headaches, and fatigue. One of the main triggers for seasonal allergic rhinitis, the official name for hay fever, is grass ...

While our lawns may be taking a rest during the winter, experts say there are a few things you can do to promote a healthy ...

Cool season ornamental grasses such as pampas grass, perennial fountain grasses, and switch grass, should be cut back in late winter/early spring before ... or plants, as long as you are using ...