During the hottest days of summer when your yard is competing with sweltering heat, blazing sun and less rain, it's best to ...

Determining how often to water your grass in summer is easy if you know which factors to consider. The answer will depend on your grass type, soil type, and climate zone.

If Bermuda grass doesn't sound ... Warm-season grasses, like Bermuda, are dormant in early spring and fall but come alive in the heat of summer. At ... the texture and look of these grasses ...

It was a muhly grass but not the pink cotton candy looking one you ad… Walking around the garden, I couldn’t help but to be caught up by the beauty of grass that was so picturesque backlit by ...

With warmer temperatures and longer days, summer is a time when you likely spend more time outdoors. Whether you’re relaxing in the yard or hosting a barbecue, you’ll want your grass to look ...

Homeowners can keep their grass "alive" in the summer season with synthetic grass. Whether it's grass-specific for sports, golf or the dog, synthetic turf is a smart option, says a home contractor.

Scalp the summer grass and plant the seed right away at 5 to 10 pounds per 1,000 square feet. Do not apply fertilizer, especially corn gluten meal, until the small seedlings are up and growing to ...

Our experts say it will take two people about two hours to transition a yard this size, about 200 square feet, from summer to winter grass. Online: www.qualityscapesaz.com. BREAKING NEWS.