Overseeding tall fescue lawns is a good maintenance practice and this one step will do more to improve the quality of your lawn than almost anything else you can do. Overseeding lawns is really just ...

If you’re having trouble getting grass to grow in a shady area of your yard, your best option may be a cool-season grass called tall fescue. However, tall fescue must receive at least three to four ...

Hello Mid-Ohio Valley Farmers and Gardeners! What a stretch of rain rolling in the second week of August. I hope many of you took advantage of several days of dry, sunny weather before all the ...

Homeowners are seeking lawns that are considered more sustainable than conventional. I often get questions regarding eco-lawns or no-mow lawns, which are great options for certain situations. However, ...

To successfully establish a new tall fescue lawn or interseed an existing lawn, consider the following techniques and practices from Univesity of Georgia Cooperative Extension. Grass seeded earlier ...

Blue fescue, a compact and drought-tolerant ornamental grass, works in many garden settings and looks beautiful year-round.

When the summer months have turned and the nights draw in, it can be easy to forget about giving our outside space the TLC it needs to thrive and survive over the winter. However, your yard can still ...

Fall is the best time to renovate or plant cool season fescue or fescue blend lawns. It’s a narrow window to work on lawns especially with unseasonable wet weather experienced this fall. Granted there ...

Two weeks ago I asked if anyone had succeeded in keeping a lawn green despite watering restrictions. Here are some of your responses: Jan Beyers, Moreno Valley: Where we live, it’s much drier than ...

Winter dessication injury is common throughout Nebraska on lawns, evergreens and other plants. If a Kentucky bluegrass or tall fescue lawn is not greening up in areas, this is very likely winter ...

Q: I have very large Arizona ash trees in our yard and our Bermuda lawn has gradually died out. Winter rye burns up during the summer; are there any other lawn options? Q: I have very large Arizona ...