Fertilizer can transform your lawn in just a few weeks, but you have to apply it the right way.

Here's when to fertilize, whether to seed or sod, and how to treat grubs and fix shade, watering and soil problems.

Before you fertilize, make sure your lawn is actually ready—timing makes all the difference.

When it comes to getting the most out of those nutrients, the timing and frequency of fertilizer applications is important.

Fertilizing your lawn in spring is a must-do task if you want lush grass in summer. However, there's one easy step gardeners often skip — to their detriment.

Stop overfeeding your lawn.

A healthy green lawn invites picnics, lawn games, and backyard barbecues. If your spring lawn looks thin, weedy, and yellow, it needs nutrients ASAP. Fertilizer gives your lawn the nitrogen, ...

Avoid over- or under-fertilizing by following this simple timeline.

September is the ideal time to apply slow-release nitrogen fertilizer to cool-season lawns. Use high-nitrogen, low-phosphorus blends to protect waterways and follow local rules. Use a spreader to ...

If you want your lawn to be lush, dense, weed-free, and deep green in color throughout the summer months, this goal can only be achieved if certain lawn maintenance tasks are completed during early ...

Colorado's drought means you need to change your lawn care practices. Learn how to water, fertilize and aerate your lawn.

Many North Florida lawns are not looking too good this spring. Some lawns are weak, and some have dead areas that used to be alive and green. Unfortunately, this is relatively common. Not being ...