lawn and garden tips

As the leaves fall and the air turns crisp, there are a few tricks to keep that lawn of yours thriving come springtime.

As the leaves turn and the air gets crisp, there’s a surprising kitchen staple that could help revive those tired lawns in Minnesota this fall.

The University of Minnesota says there are specific times during the year when lawn maintenance should be done and if you’re not careful, you could do some serious damage to your yard.

On average, Americans spend about 70 hours a year on lawn and garden care, including mowing.

If your lawn could use a little help this fall, the secret could be hiding in your kitchen here in Minnesota!

Would you say that you have a "green thumb" or one that "needs improvement"?

Did you know a tuna can help you water your lawn the right way?

One of the best things to help green up lawns here in Minnesota in the early spring is to hope a few thunderstorms rumble our way.