Your lawn mower will live longer if you treat it right. This can be as simple as taking a few minutes to give it the care and ...

A striped lawn is not a different kind of grass. It is the same grass you already own, with the leaves laid in alternate ...

Looking to save money on lawn care this season? Consumer Reports says the key may be in how you mow—and how you maintain your equipment. After cutting more than 500,000 square feet of grass in testing ...

As a relatively new dad with a toddler demanding much of my attention, I find that I have less time for things like mowing the lawn. Sure, I could hire a lawn service to take care of the task, but ...

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When grass starts to wake up from winter dormancy and grow again, it’s not only a sign that spring is in full swing, but that it’s time to fertilize your lawn. Taking the time to feed fertilizer to ...

It is a bad idea to leave gas in a lawn mower over winter due to the internal problems it can cause. Do not mix old, stale gasoline from winter with new gas in spring. Dispose of the old gas first.

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Rock salt damages lawns by dehydrating soil, blocking nutrients, and harming grass roots. To repair salt damage, flush soil, amend with compost or gypsum, and reseed carefully. Use safer ice melts or ...

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