Is your lawn looking tired after a long winter’s nap? Snow mold damage and winter lawn diseases can wreak havoc on your grass, making spring recovery a challenge. But with a few proactive measures, ...

Yes, you should cut your lawn short before winter, say garden and lawn experts, if you want to avoid snow mold and other ...

Q. Hi! You helped my dad with an issue awhile back and he suggested I reach out to you. I have attached photos of damage in my grass that I have never had until this spring. Do you have any idea what ...

Last spring, I wrote about what to do if you have snow mold on your lawn. This fall I would like to focus on things you can do now to reduce spring snow mold. Snow mold is a common fungal disease in ...

If you're up on the latest lawn care advice, you know that most experts recommend mowing your lawn higher —less buzz cut, ...

FARGO — As leaves start falling off of the trees, there are things you can do now to get your lawn ready for winter. NDSU Extension agent Don Kinzler says now is the time to start reducing your mowing ...

Why are There Holes in My Yard? This Reddit user spotted unusual holes in their yard. The holes, surrounded by an apparent slime, are likely caused by slugs, as several of the commenters noted in the ...

Fluffy, swirling snowflakes look beautiful as they create a snowglobe-like feeling around your home, but is all that snow good for your lawn? The answer depends on the variety of grass and the amount ...

That fuzzy blanket of gunk left on Alaskans' yards after the snow recedes -- like someone slimed your yard with cobwebs -- is more than just the leftover ooze of winter. It's called snow mold, a ...