You simply want to take care of the bare spots now. But if your lawn primarily consists of cool-season grasses — like ...

Cool-season grasses more profitable than warm-season grasses; Swine effluent provides fertilizer boost equal to urea Date: July 5, 2011 Source: Texas A&M AgriLife Communications ...

Cool-season grasses are, by far, more prevalent in Ryan’s Midwest locations and include these popular varieties or a combination of grass types: ...

Mowing your lawn each week during summer might seem as easy as pushing your mower without much thought. But when it comes to ...

The average economic return of the cool-season grasses was $274.17 per acre, which was considerably higher than the warm-season grasses average return of $36.64 per acre, he said.

Determining how often to water your grass in summer is easy if you know which factors to consider. The answer will depend on ...

In hot weather, the best time to water a lawn is early in the morning, when the temperature is not as sweltering. Watering ...

It is, however, a good time to plant solid sod of any kind — summer grasses as well as the cool-season choices. For more detailed information about these issues, see my book Organic Lawn Care.

Horses are selective grazers that prefer some cool-season grasses over others in pasture. But what about in hay? Researchers ...

- They're cool-season grasses, 'cause we grow 'em mostly in the North, in the cooler climates. Down here in the South, it gets pretty warm June, July and August, and they kinda struggle some.

Some invasive grasses to generally avoid include cheatgrass, running bamboo, fountain grass, and ribbon grass. How to Care for Ornamental Grasses Plant warm season grasses in spring and cool ...