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The Latest in Lawn & Garden
How Does Thatch Affect Your Lawn?
A little thatch can help your lawn, but too much starts to block what your grass needs to grow.
Mulch, Rock, or Bark: Rethink Your Garden Beds
Choosing the right types of mulch for ground cover can make a big difference in how your garden looks and functions.
5 Ways to Get an Early Start on Your Garden
We tapped the professionals to learn more about when you can get this year's garden started, with consideration to your local zone.
Ferry-Morse’s Bulk Seed Mixes Make Lawn Care and Gardening Easier Than Ever
A fresh, effortless way to grow flowers, wildflowers, and lawn alternatives.
How Much Soil Should You Use in a Raised Garden?
Plus, experts share why the type of soil you choose matters.
Spruce Weed & Grass Killer: Simpler Ingredients, Serious Results
We tested this family- and pet-safe formula. It works fast, and we're not alone in saying that. Forty thousand more people voted it best in its category!
The Many Benefits of Growing a Clover Lawn (Instead of Grass)
Grow your own luck.
How to Sharpen Lawn Mower Blades (Push, Riding, and Reel Mowers)
Sharp blades make mowing quicker, easier, and better for your lawn, no matter what type of mower you use.
Timing Your Spring Lawncare Routine is More Important Than You Think
Growth, dryness, and warmer soil temperatures are better signals than a specific date.
Is My Lawn Dead or Dormant?
Learn how to tell if your lawn is dormant or in distress.
How to Test Your Soil Quality at Home
Not sure what your soil needs to help plants and grass succeed? Let’s break down soil testing methods.
How to Revive Your Lawn After a Rough Winter
Snow, slush, and cold weather leave their mark. Learn what you can do to help your lawn bounce back this spring.
When to Plant Grass Seed in March (And When to Hold Off)
Get expert insights and learn how soil temperature, grass type, and regionality changes the timing.
How to Protect Your Lawn Mower From the Snow
It has blades, an engine, and a chute, but snow and your lawn mower are not a good match.
