Oriental lilies stand among the most spectacular flowering bulbs in any garden, captivating observers with their large, ...

St. Patrick’s Day gets us thinking about all things green — from shamrock decorations to our lawns, which we hope will soon ...

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This St. Patrick’s Day, American Meadows highlights the growing shift toward microclover and alternative lawns requiring less mowing, water, and fewer chemicals Lawns don’t have to be high-maintenance ...

Warm season grasses may brown after a late frost but usually recover with warmer weather. Cool season grasses withstand cold, ...

Fertilizing isn't just for fall. Give your lawn a boost and help it recover from winter with spring fertilizing. Here's how ...

Don’t just add to the beauty of your yard; give a caterpillar some food to eat. Give a bird a habitat to make a nest and lay ...

Cool-season lawns will be more competitive if kept at a height of 2-3 inches. Certain species perform better when mowed at 3 ...

MacCubbin gives gardening advice for Central Florida on care of azalea, pineapple, lawns, sweet viburnum and mint ...

Spring arrives with bright sunshine, chirping birds, and a sudden urge to sprinkle fertilizer everywhere. It seems natural: your lawn wakes up, perennials peek through, and you think, “A little ...

Adding lime can help grass absorb nutrients and conditions the soil to improve root development. Before adding lime, you must ...