A reader has a weed dilemma. Plus, the gripe of the month. "How can I get rid of Japanese stiltgrass? It is taking over my woods." - Mary ...

The mushrooms are probably one of the many kinds of harmless fungi that live in organic matter within or underneath the lawn.

If you have a warm-season lawn, your grass is getting ready to go dormant for winter. This is why you should never fertilize a warm-season lawn after September.

Keeping leaves in your yard can bolster the number and variety of species around — and the perks go beyond just the fall ...

In spots that get some shade, the new growth may emerge with a good yellow color, but over time, as the leaves mature, they ...

Trying to get ahead of ongoing weed pressures? Consider Penn State Extension's Dwight Lingenfelter's advice for what can be ...

Fall is an optimum time for many lawn care practices. Seeding, thatch and weed management, along with fertilizing are all ideally done in fall. We have seen an unusually warm ...

Fall leaves are changing colour, creating scenic vistas and inevitable leaf piles on lawns across Ontario. Should I leave my ...