A lush green lawn is the key to having a beautiful garden, but many people do not realise that now, in November, is the time to work to keep their grass healthy. The best time to fertilise your ...

all while using a tiny fraction of the water required by a lawn. At just 2,500 square feet, this farm forms the heart of Mr. Hargins’s nonprofit, Crop Swap LA, which transforms yards and unused ...

Gardeners are being urged to resist the temptation to clear away autumn leaves from their lawns, as they still have a significant role to play in the garden's ecosystem. Ecological writer Alys Fowler ...

The answer is, I seasonally overseed the ls seed onto the existing and established lawn in spring, summer, autumn and even winter time. The overseeding technique will keep your lawn looking neat ...

Lizzy Hoo is an Australian comedian, writer and performer who joined Alice in the kitchen. Her favourite ingredient is lemongrass and Alice thought cooking a dessert for her would be a real treat.

The good news is that the lawn may only need to be mowed every 10-14 days because the days are still getting shorter. * As the days continue to get shorter, the lawn will require less water also.

Timely advice on garden chores, fertilizing, pest control, and more from OSU Extension. These tips are not necessarily applicable to all areas of Oregon. For more information, contact your local ...

Lawns have a lot of disadvantages. They use up more than their fair share of water, take time and effort to mow, and do little that's positive for the environment. This yard is proof that native ...

As the season shifts from summer to fall marked by cooler weather and leaves changing color and falling, lawn and garden maintenance shifts, too. The lawn may soon be covered in piles of leaves. Some ...

As students at the University of Oxford colleges we may associate our college lawns with the arrival of summer, enjoying the warm weather while socialising or working. But these spaces are more than a ...

DENVER (KDVR) — After the warmest start to fall ever recorded in Denver weather history, temperatures are quickly getting cold, which means it’s time to prepare lawns and gardens for the winter.