Key Points Known as the "poor man’s fertilizer," snow contains nitrogen and other nutrients.Leaving snow in the garden insulates plant roots, prevents frost-heaving, and more.Autumn leaves, animal ...

Happy Valentines Day! If you were lucky enough to get a bouquet of flowers, don't forget to keep them watered. Placing them ...

Residents and workers in Cassville were met with an overwhelming as local farmers applied an organic fertilizer to nearby fields. The pungent smell has raised concerns among community members, even as ...

Chore Robotics unveils autonomous modular base robot design with swappable attachments; GPS-agnostic navigation for ...

The past couple of weeks of winter storms and freezes have left lawns and plants sad, struggling, and in need of some TLC.

You can mow your lawn less often by letting your grass grow in the early spring. Please allow your grass to grow longer than ...

Since springtime is only weeks away, the time to prune roses and lantana, practice late winter and early spring clean-ups, ...

Scott Habstritt helped run the family business when his dad died. The Minnesota Crop Improvement Association recently honored ...

If your lawn is merely dormant, your response is simple–leave it alone. Resist the urge to fertilize dormant grass and don’t rake it in an attempt to wake it up. Adding nitrogen to a dormant grass ...

Environmentalists are increasingly worried about all the fertilizers and pesticides used to keep golf courses fairways and ...

Don't just grab any fertilizer. Learn the differences between organic, natural, and synthetic options to make the best choice ...

Apply a pre-emergent herbicide to prevent crabgrass and other weeds from appearing. Once the weather becomes warmer and grass ...