Hello Mid-Ohio Valley Farmers and Gardeners! What a stretch of rain rolling in the second week of August. I hope many of you took advantage of several days of dry, sunny weather before all the ...

Grass seeds are mostly divided into two categories: cool- and warm-season grasses. In the United States, cool-season grasses grow best in the middle and upper part of the country, while warm-season ...

If you’re having trouble getting grass to grow in a shady area of your yard, your best option may be a cool-season grass called tall fescue. However, tall fescue must receive at least three to four ...

We have a question about lawn ground covers that grow in our local soil and hardiness zone. We've seen dichondra and different types of clovers online and wondered how those would do in our high ...

We've seen dichondra and different types of clovers online and are wondering how those would do in our high desert area? If those would not do well in Grand Junction, what would you suggest for a nice ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Why Does My Type of Lawn Grass Matter? Every spring, we are bombarded with advertisements encouraging us to get outside and make our lawn the lushest, greenest lawn on the ...

Knowing your grass type will help you take the best care of your lawn. Some grass varieties thrive in hot weather, while others thrive in cool weather. Some grasses can grow in transitional zones, ...

Now is the time to plant fescue grass in the Upstate. September and October are the ideal months for planting since fescue is a cool-season perennial. Seeding rate for tall fescue is 5-8 pounds; turf ...

Approximately 15 million acres of tall fescue in the United States provide forage to all types of livestock. The grass is popular because it is a cool-season perennial that provides forage during fall ...

These are names most golfers recognize because they are turf grasses — good for fairways, greens and lawns. It’s visual appeal. Many of these grasses are hardy and low-maintenance, requiring little ...