Top-down view of a white cup with leftover coffee grounds in the bottom - Wachiwit/Getty Images Gardeners love coffee just like everyone else. Unlike your average coffee drinker, though, gardeners don ...

A smoldering composting pile fire in LaPorte flared back up with two separate responses.Firefighters had already wrapped up their five days of around the clock ...

GARDENERS have been urged to act now, to protect their lawns over winter, and ensure grass is lush come springtime. As the days get shorter and temperatures begin to fall, you may be thinking ...

If you want to skip the raking, you can mow right over everything and catch the shreds in your mower’s trimmings bag and use them like mulch in your treebeds or in your garden—but only go for the ...

While walking and driving around, it seems that brown patch/large patch/Zoysia patch (I will use these names interchangeable) has invaded the Lowcountry. As the cooler weather comes and the grass ...

We can safely say that this year we experienced a real summer with consistent sunny days and blue skies but now it’s time to give our gardens some love ahead of the cold. A lot of people assume that ...

When it's time to collect leaves from the yard, avoid a leaf blower and use a rake. Yes, it's great exercise, but it's also better for your lawn. While you rake up the leaves, you're removing dead ...

One option designed for the job is the Hyundai 3-in-1 leaf blower, vacuum and shredder from Amazon. Priced at £39.22 down from £49.99, it combines three useful functions in a single unit.

Order your spring bulbs now. Mornings with dewy grass. Raspberries and peppers heavily laden with fruit. A squirrel scampering across the road with a pignut. Beetlebung in ruddy groups against ...

As cooler days come in, many gardeners might be tempted to stop their gardening activities for the year. However, experts say that autumn is one of the most important seasons in the gardening calendar ...

Winding down lawn care for the winter doesn't mean abandoning your cool-season lawn. Instead, take the time to aerate it before winter sets in on that fescue.

The grass isn't the only thing that's green at T-Mobile Park. With a sincere and sustained commitment, the Seattle Mariners are working to significantly reduce our environmental impact.