Is your lawn looking tired after a long winter’s nap? Snow mold damage and winter lawn diseases can wreak havoc on your grass, making spring recovery a challenge. But with a few proactive measures, ...

Key Points Snow piled all in one spot can kill the grass under it.When snow falls on a lawn with tall grass or where leaves ...

During the long winter months when you lawn is covered in snow, a problem may develop. The excess moisture can cause snow mold, but you can prevent it.

Q. Hi! You helped my dad with an issue awhile back and he suggested I reach out to you. I have attached photos of damage in my grass that I have never had until this spring. Do you have any idea what ...

Winter dormancy doesn’t mean neglecting your lawn. Many homeowners make critical mistakes, like failing to remove leaves or winterize their sprinklers, which can lead to spring damage, disease, and ...

Mow your lawn through fall but stop once the grass goes dormant. Cool season grasses should be around 2.5 to 3 inches tall during the fall. Allowing grass to stay too tall before a frost can lead to ...

That fuzzy blanket of gunk left on Alaskans' yards after the snow recedes -- like someone slimed your yard with cobwebs -- is more than just the leftover ooze of winter. It's called snow mold, a ...