Author: Amanda Shiffler

By overseeding, applying nitrogen, and giving your lawn a boost of iron, you may be able to keep your warm-season grass green in winter.

Frost seeding and dormant seeding are used to seed cool-season lawns. Both involve planting during colder periods but differ in timing and preparation.

Frost seeding is a method of overseeding lawns that uses natural freeze-thaw cycles to improve seed-to-soil contact and promote grass growth.

The difference between dead or dormant grass is dead grass usually appears as brown patches and dormant grass has a uniform brown appearance across the lawn.

If you have lawn drainage issues, solutions include options like French drains, channel drains, dry wells, or regrading the slope.

Crabgrass is an invasive lawn weed that thrives in hot, dry conditions and poor soils. Stay crabgrass-free by growing a strong, healthy lawn.

There are many ways to check soil moisture, from feeling it with your hands to reading with a soil moisture meter or using moisture blocks.

Oxidized, degraded, or contaminated gas should be taken to a hazardous waste facility, a recycling center, or a community collection event.

The different types of home irrigation include flood irrigation, sprinklers, subsurface, and drip systems. Learn which is best for you.