All those brown spots popping up on your lawn right now? Those are called freeze burn spots. But don't worry, experts say the ...

If brown patches suddenly pop up in your lawn in the middle of summer, the most likely culprit is a fungal disease called, "brown patch." Grass turns brown when it's no longer receiving the proper ...

Here's when to fertilize, whether to seed or sod, and how to treat grubs and fix shade, watering and soil problems.

A lush, green lawn is the pride of many homeowners, but brown spots can quickly ruin its appeal. While these patches may seem random, they’re often caused by specific underlying issues that need your ...

Lawns are surprisingly resilient during dry spells. Grass is adapted to going dormant (i.e. brown) as a way to cut down on water needs when rain isn’t happening. Then it’s able to “green up” when a ...

A dull blade tears instead of cuts—leaving your lawn stressed, brown, and vulnerable to disease.

The cool weather and abundant rains during spring weather provides perfect growing conditions for fescue. Unfortunately, as the temperature climbs in early summer, so does turf disease. Brown patch is ...

Fertilizer can transform your lawn in just a few weeks, but you have to apply it the right way.

If your lawn still looks dull after fertilizing, these common mistakes could be to blame. Learn the signs your fertilizer didn’t work and how to fix them fast.