There are three key moments when fertilizing is a no-go.

Experts say time of year and day can make all the difference in effective fertilizing.

When to fertilize your lawn depends largely on what type of grass is in your yard. The best time to fertilize any lawn is when the grass is actively growing. Most lawns benefit from being fertilized ...

Some states and cities regulate fertilizers because the runoff causes harmful algae blooms in waterways. For instance, ...

A vibrant green lawn is the perfect place to enjoy good weather, especially now with summer around the corner. Whether you spend your time playing on the grass or simply enjoying the view, you’ll want ...

Spring arrives with bright sunshine, chirping birds, and a sudden urge to sprinkle fertilizer everywhere. It seems natural: your lawn wakes up, perennials peek through, and you think, “A little ...

It can be hard work to keep your lawn looking lush and green all year round. Like many other plants, grass goes through different growth cycles, and it’s important to feed it the right ingredients at ...

Can you fertilize in the summer? Fertilizing your lawn is one of the first things you should do as soon as the temperatures warm up to maintain its lush appearance. Knowing when to feed your lawn is ...

When watering to establish a new lawn, or when replanting sections of an older lawn, we normally recommend two to three “mists” throughout the day for the first seven to 10 days until roots get ...

It’s too early to fertilize our warm-season lawn grasses now. This includes the use of fertilizers contained in weed-and-feed products. Fertilizing too soon can cause more problems than it solves.

Fertilizer in the fall makes for a healthy, green lawn in the spring. But are putting down the right kind? And at the right time? Pixabay photo The Washington State University Extension office ...