Most common grass types start growing within two to three weeks. Ensuring your soil has a pH of 6.5 to 7.0 will help your freshly planted grass seeds thrive. Shaded grass will grow slower than ...

Once soil temperatures reach 50 to 56 degrees Fahrenheit, and air temperatures are between 57 and 75 degrees, your grass will show signs that it’s ready to start grow. Remember that cool-season ...

Keeping your lawn well fed is one of the most important gardening jobs in April as the roots and grass are just starting to grow again after a long winter. This means the soil is likely depleted ...

9. Mow regularly When your grass starts to grow this spring, you can start mowing it immediately to keep your yard neat. “Keep your lawn at the ideal height, which for most grass types is about ...

After a long, cold winter season, the days are finally brighter, which also means the grass is starting to grow again. However, the soil is likely to lack nitrogen, which is the nutrient ...

Let’s count on soil tests run by reliable labs like to one down at Texas A&M in College Station. They consistently tell us that our Blackland Prairie clay soils have accumulated excessive ...