Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. kyllinga weed in lawn - Aluwisius/Shutterstock When you look out your window or step outside, you want to see grass that produces ...

Weed and feed products can be very useful in lawn care, but it's important to know the perfect time to apply them. Otherwise, your lawn won't receive the full benefit from either the weeding or the ...

Weeds can be a big nuisance, and getting rid of them seems like the logical thing to do. But this common yellow weed is ...

Weeds are an incredibly annoying sight for both amateur and professional gardeners. It's essential that you get rid of weeds as soon as possible, as they could damage your turf. But how are you ...

Do you fuss and fight over the weeds that seem to invade your lawn every summer? Have you tried various products and/or methods to control them with no success? If so, UF/IFAS Leon County Extension ...

QUESTION: When do we apply weed and feed to our lawns? I read in your column that we apply lawn fertilizer at the end of March. But should I apply weed and feed before that or after that? If I apply a ...

Learn when to water, which grasses can go dormant, how to use preemergent, and why aeration with compost boosts lawn health in drought.

Weeds in the lawn may start innocently enough as a stray patch of dandelions or clover. Before long, they erupt, and you have more weeds than lawn. Applying weed killer keeps weeds in check or stops ...

Summer's almost here and my grass is growing like a . . . like a. . . . What's that old expression? Oh I remember: My grass is growing like a weed. Because my grass pretty much is weeds, this isn't ...

The ideal lawn is lush, green, and free of weeds. Achieving this trifecta can be a challenge, but it's not impossible. To make it happen, your lawn needs maintaining year round, not just during the ...

WEEDS on your lawn are quite common during the summer months, but that doesn't mean you want them to be there - particularly when you're spending more time in the garden. But there are six easy ways ...

Those 70-degree, late-June days were amazing, but now we're back to reality and facing our hottest time of the year. July and August are months that separate the heat-wimpy plants from the toughies.