Take a walk around your yard, and look for young weeds. “Ideally, you want to find them before they take off,” says Waltz.

For decades, a pristine, weed-free lawn has served as the gold standard of the American landscape, but not all weeds are bad.

Whether you view weeds as beneficial or problematic depends on your perspective and the goals you set for your lawn. Many gardeners embrace biodiversity in turf areas to support pollinators ...

Dormant grass seeding can give your landscape a jump-start, but it won't work for everyone. Here's what to know before you ...

Genomic advances reveal how similar weeds can dominate wheat fields that are geographically separated by more than 5,000 ...

Discover how this alluring evergreen can prevent soil erosion and suppress weeds in your garden. Learn benefits and planting ...

Weeds will grow wherever there is space in the garden, most likely to pop up on driveways, patios and on the lawn, but Mrs ...

Learn effective strategies from Master Gardeners to control the invasive nutsedge weed, a common lawn problem.

Despite a number of potential high-risk cases were found during 2018, this is the first documented case where ...