As the weather warms up, it’s the perfect time to spruce up your garden and tackle those lawn care tasks for greener grass. But if you’ve noticed brown patches ruining your once lush grass ...

Brown spots: These can show up this time of year ... Subsurface chewing insects can be gnawing away at the roots of your lawn grasses leading to a quick collapse of green when the real heat ...

Q: We started to notice these spots in the St. Augustine in late summer and they are still here. They began as yellowed grass ...

WITH spring finally here, if you want to ensure your lawn looks lush, you’ve come to the right place. There’s nothing more ...

UK households with yellow or brown patches on their lawn have been issued a warning that it could be a sign of disease. Fusarium patch - also known as snow mould - is one of the most damaging ...

The only time to bag clippings is when your lawn is having a disease breakout, often signaled by irregular brown patches or rings in the lawn. Try low-maintenance grass. Slow-growth, drought ...

If your lawn looks lousy after the long, harsh, snowy winter - you could be facing the problem of snow mold. Or your lawn could just need a little raking, dry air, and time to come back.

As the colder months fade and the first signs of spring appear, now is the perfect time for homeowners to consider ...

A: Your lawn has brown patch, also called large patch by some university turf people. It affects only the leaf blades where they attach to the runners. You will first notice that they turn yellow ...