As winter winds down, you may be getting eager to spend time in your yard, ideally with lush, green grass under your feet. Fertilizing your lawn can help, and spring is one of the best times to do it.

If you want your lawn to be lush, dense, weed-free, and deep green in color throughout the summer months, this goal can only be achieved if certain lawn maintenance tasks are completed during early ...

With the grass so lush and green, spring seems like the prime time to give your lawn a healthy start to the year. Should you pick up a bag of fertilizer to boost your lawn's growth once you start ...

When to fertilize your lawn depends largely on what type of grass is in your yard. The best time to fertilize any lawn is when the grass is actively growing. Most lawns benefit from being fertilized ...

August is a good time to do some pivotal lawn maintenance. These are three tasks to complete to give your lawn the best ...

Fertilizers come in liquid and granular form. The latter is typically a slow-release fertilizer that takes longer to work but lasts longer, too. Getty Images So how often should you be fertilizing ...

Now is the time of year when homeowners should be considering spring maintenance for their cool-season fescue lawns. Unusually lower temperatures followed by warm weather has many homeowners ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fort Collins hasn't felt an 80-degree day since Oct. 20 but is forecast to reach 81 degrees Tuesday and Wednesday. That means it's ...

With cooler fall weather and little measurable rainfall the past several weeks, the growth rate of lawn grasses has slowed considerably in Greater Columbus, and most homeowners have been happy to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Avoid fertilizing your lawn during extreme heat, heavy rain, or freezing temperatures, as these conditions can stress the grass or ...

Everyone wants a beautiful green lawn but there is a right way and a wrong way to get the job done. Dr. Mike Goatley, turf specialist from Virginia Tech, offers some advice. » Don’t guess — soil test.

Fort Collins hasn't felt an 80-degree day since Oct. 20 but is forecast to reach 81 degrees Tuesday and Wednesday. That means it's time to start thinking about lawns that spent the second half of ...