Rather than strictly enforcing a "keep off the grass" policy in summer, gardeners can embrace several simple tactics to fend ...

Besides seasonality, there are a few reasons your lawn might be turning brown—here's what to do to bring back the green. When your lush emerald lawn starts going off-color, you might wonder ...

Lawn looking crispy and dead in hot, dry summer weather? Don’t worry, it’s supposed to. Lush, green lawns are such inviting places to play and relax. Come outside, they seem to say. Bring a ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- The unrelenting heat is turning our normally green landscape brown. With no immediate relief on the way, what can you do to save your shriveling lawn? A grass guru has shared ...

IS your lawn becoming discoloured with yellow and brownish patches? A sneaky pest could be the reason why. A gardener has revealed the tiny creature which could be the reason behind your lush lawn ...

the last thing you want to see is your once green and lush grass turn dry or brown. One of the most important parts of lawn care and maintenance is properly watering your grass. Of course ...

"Your grass will appear brown, dry and patchy if it’s been underwatered and this is a sign it may need a top up water if rainfall has been low." For those with the opposite worries, Chrissie has ...

Many homeowners notice their grass turning brown or developing patchy spots despite their best efforts. Understanding the common causes of grass decline in August, such as heat stress, drought ...

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THERE'S nothing quite as annoying as your lawn turning brown, especially if you've put time and effort into keeping looking lush year round. Well, it turns out the problem might be down to the ...

There's nothing like a lush, green lawn to make your home stand out—but those pesky brown patches can quickly turn your beautiful yard into an eyesore. Not to worry, though, we’ve got you ...