From skipping the fertilizer to sharpening your mower blades, here's how to help your lawn survive when water is scarce.

To sharpen at home, secure the tool or blade in a vise, then push a flat file or whetstone in one direction at an angle along the edge. Carefully wipe away any metal pieces. A few passes are usually ...

When the busy grass-growing season winds down, your lawn equipment deserves more than a quick (and sometimes careless) shove ...

This week brings a narrow autumn gap that could decide whether your lawn looks lush or threadbare when spring returns. A cool, stable spell in mid-October ...

Are you looking at those long blades of grass on your thick lawn and dreading mowing them? Master the cross-cut method. It ...

Even the most obsessed lawn enthusiasts miss the timing of the most beneficial feeding of their lawns. Too many people think ...

Regular leaf mulching, along with the right lawn care practices, can nearly eliminate common lawn weeds. That thin layer of mulched leaves covers bare spots where weed seeds would germinate. Healthier ...

Every autumn, the same debate rustles across suburbia: rake it all, or leave some? We’ve all had that moment when the garden ...

When I put my tools away, I make sure to prepare them for spring. I sharpen all my shovels, hoes and pruners and lawn mower ...

Exmark unveiled redesigned 2026 Radius E- and S-Series zero-turn mowers this week at the Equip Exposition trade show in ...

The best time to aerate is when your grass is actively growing—spring or fall in cool areas, and late spring in warm ones.