Articles related to "Cool Season Grasses"

A calendar of cultural practices necessary for maintenance and upkeep of cool-season lawn grasses in the Northeast U.S. Other growing zones possess similar requirements.

Maintenance and upkeep of lawn grasses require water. Most lawn grasses possess specific water requirements. Lawn irrigation is challenging and may be tricky.

Contrary to much popular thought, lawns do have an appropriate place in a desert garden. They prevent erosion, help cool the environment, and offer a recreation area.

Keeping a green, weed-free lawn does not require chemicals that are harmful to wildlife or the environment. However, it can be challenging.

Cooler temperatures in the fall make it a pleasure to work outdoors. This is a great time to prune, clean-up, and protect against winter damage.

Lawns are the welcome mat to a home. Maintaining healthy green grass is important to the conscientious homeowner.

Different grasses perform well in different climates. Kentucky blugrass and fescues work well in northern climates, while bermuda and centipede are found in the south.

Mix Achillea, Salvia, Coreopsis and Calamagrostis in a small sustainable garden. Learn about this perennial plant community ideal for Midwest growing.

Growing ornamental grasses in your desert garden can add some real texture and beauty.

Whether or not global warming is the culprit, many cities are facing water shortages, and conservation measures are resulting in the browning of lawns.