One of the reasons I might get some hate mail for devoting late March garden column space to the lowly lawn is that gardeners ...

Just imagine lying down on a lawn, not of grass, but of Catnip ... The bottom line is that you can’t fix a problem unless you know the cause. Whether so-called cool-season or warm-season ...

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Winter can leave your lawn looking patchy and worn by spring. As the snow melts and the temps rise, homeowners often find bald spots, discolored areas and thin patches that need attention. The best ...

Spots of dead grass will often repair themselves eventually. For a quicker fix, cut out the dead spot and fill it in with plugs cut from a strip of sod. Bring a clump from your lawn to the nursery ...

Chronic lawn problems are often about the soil, not the actual grass. Having a soil test done is the best $10 to $15 you can spend. Home and garden centers sell DIY kits, but we recommend working ...

The lawn soil is soft and moist, and with temperatures gradually increasing we can start sowing grass seed to repair our lawns. Winter takes its toll on our lawns, but as soon as spring arrives ...

Alan Titchmarsh has shared an 'easy' method to fix bald patches in the lawn. The gardening expert's two minute hack will have ...

A garden expert has shared how tin foil can be used to keep birds away from grass seeds, allowing the seeds to grow into a healthy lawn.