Artificial grass may seem like a low-maintenance solution, but growing environmental and health concerns are igniting legislators and prompting many homeowners in the South to go natural. “Because of ...

Artificial turf is not free of maintenance. It requires fungiside, de-weeding, vacuuming or sweeping. The natural ground below the artificial turf is forever destroyed by the under layer and chemicals ...

Fake grass looks good and unlike real grass, synthetic lawns don't turn brown and don't need water. But looks can be deceiving. Steven Flores said before this week, he wasn't aware that artificial ...

Plus, how you can keep it from coming back. Lawn fungus can appear as brown or white patches and can quickly destroy your grass. Natural solutions like vinegar, baking soda, and neem oil are a great ...

At a home I visited earlier this week, I was asked to look at some patches of dying grass. The owner told me he had never seen this kind of thing in his lawn. A lot of things can cause dead patches in ...

It’s the American ideal: a green lawn, neatly trimmed, and free of brown spots or blemishes. Like most American ideals, it comes at a high cost—unending weekends of fertilizing, mowing, and watering.