Winter can be harsh on lawns, with snow and ice posing significant threats to grass health. Protecting your lawn from winter ...

If your lawn feels compacted or you notice puddles forming after a rainfall, it might be time to aerate. Aeration creates ...

Joe, a lawn care expert and founder of Joe's Lawn Care ... And that's not all, because aeration plays a crucial part in keeping moss at bay (I'm a poet and didn't realise it). "By punching holes ...

To avoid this common lawn care mistake, plant cool season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and red fescue in northern states.

"Mowing your grass a bit lower can help with airflow, which can reduce how often you see this problem. Aerating the lawn to improve drainage also helps," says Saunders. You can also use a targeted ...

Before you put the garden to bed for winter, there's still plenty to do to avoid harsh weather conditions taking a toll on ...

Mowing expert Lee Purcell says 'many lawnmowers have a mulching feature, or can be fitted with mulching blades. By running ...

Signs of over-fertilization include yellow patches or brown patches, stunted growth, dry and brittle grass blades, and white, ...

Gardening expert and founder of Joe's Lawn Care, Joe, has warned that a 'serious harm' can come to lawns if a 10-minute job ...

There are still things you can do to prepare your lawns and gardens to manage the winter and emerge healthier next spring.

If you want to be extra-vigilant against disease in your garden, the Royal Horticultural Society recommends that you should clean gutters, disinfect water butts and rotate their use.

Gardeners need to be aware that the "nastiest lawn care disease" is most common in November and there is a very easy way to ...