Replacing your lawn mower blade every year or two is essential to keeping your grass looking sharp. Over time, the blade’s ...

1.) Don’t scalp. Cut high at 3 inches or the highest setting on your mower. Scalping increases nutrition demands, decreases ...

Sharpening your lawn mower’s blade is key to a good-looking lawn. A dull blade creates ragged edges on grass tips that can ...

The time and effort that it takes to remove thatch pays huge dividends. Primarily, it exposes your soil to warmth and ...

In a world driven by automation and smart home innovations, even lawn care has evolved with the rise of the robot grass mower ...

The Italian is not a holding midfielder or an attacking midfielder; he is both rolled into one - and Tyneside is in love with ...

“Synthetic turf also significantly reduces water usage compared to natural grass,” notes Melanie Taylor, president and CEO of ...

Growing a healthy lawn in a more sustainable manner is better for the environment and can also help reduce maintenance. As a ...

Gardening experts are urging everyone to keep their freshly cut lawn and leave it on top of the soil to ensure a healthier ...

A gibbon at an Australian zoo had to undergo surgery after it made the mistake of trying to relieve its hay fever symptoms by shoving a blade of grass up its nose. “Anyone who’s had a 3-year-old will ...