The Home Depot’s lawn care expert answers five of the most frequently asked questions about what it takes to have a carpet of green in your yard.
Foot traffic and weather extremes like drought and flooding can damage your lawn, leading to bare patches of dead grass. Follow this three-step process to repair dead patches in your lawn.
Moss grows on the surface of the lawn where it competes with grass for light and nutrients, causing thinning turf and excess thatch. Moss killing products are easy to apply to help build a healthy lawn.
For the healthiest lawn with the fewest weeds, the best strategy is to plan and protect early, before the weeds appear.
Follow these simple steps for vibrant, green grass that will be the envy of the neighborhood.
Properly store your mower through the winter months to ensure that it easily revs up next year.
Giving your Bermuda and Zoysia grass a last feeding now, before the first cold snap hits, will help it survive the cold months.
Giving your lawn a last feeding now, before the first cold snap hits, will help it to survive the cold months.
Properly store your mower through the winter months to ensure that it easily revs up next year.
Giving your lawn a last feeding now, before the first cold snap hits, will help it to survive the cold months.
Giving your Bermuda and Zoysia grass a last feeding now, before the first cold snap hits, will help it survive the cold months.
Convert steep inclines into colorful beds of perennials, groundcovers, shrubs and meadow grasses for a low-maintenance, erosion-preventing landscape.