With the fireworks of the growing season over, fall is a good time for taking stock of your garden and making changes in its design — and you should be sure to include the lawn in that consideration.

Q: Several weeks ago in your column, you mentioned that you prefer to reseed a lawn as opposed to using weed killers. I was unable to fertilize my lawn in the spring and feel I need to do something ...

If your lawn is looking a little dull this Spring, Lifestyle Expert Leslie Nifoussi joined Daytime with some easy tips to help spring your lawn into shape with Sunday ...

No doubt by now your lawn is looking its pristine best again. Lush fine sward, a bowling green no less. Well if your lawn suffered the same horrors of last year's wet winter as mine did, things may ...

CORVALLIS – Lawns languish in the heat of summer unless showered with the water they require to thrive. But not to worry, the grass isn’t dead. Come fall when the rains start again, grass greens up ...

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Did you miss the lawn renovation window last fall? Even though September-November is the optimal time to get cool-season lawns looking good, core aerating and overseeding now will help. Cool-season ...

Picture a grasshopper landing randomly on a lawn of fixed area. If it then jumps a certain distance in a random direction, what shape should the lawn be to maximize the chance that the grasshopper ...