If you have a warm-season lawn, your grass is getting ready to go dormant for winter. This is why you should never fertilize a warm-season lawn after September.

This Japanese-inspired alternative to grass lawns is especially suitable for yards that get more moisture than they do sunlight — here's what to know.

By October, the lawn mower may be running less often, but putting lawn care completely on hold can create problems that show ...

Fill in bare spots on your lawn by overseeding it for fuller, thicker grass. Here’s how to prepare your lawn, overseed it, ...

In some cases, the lawn is still in good enough shape that you may be able to bring it back by simply overseeding. This is ...

Georgia’s red clay soil and long growing season create ideal conditions for crabgrass, dandelions, nutsedge, and other ...

Learn when to stop mowing your lawn for winter based on grass growth, turf type, weather, and the right final mowing height.

As summer begins to wind down and cooler temperatures arrive, September is an important transition period for Georgia lawns ...