Using winter fertilizer effectively will help your lawn get a jump-start on a lush and healthy lawn come spring.

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Don't let fertilizer go bad by storing it incorrectly. Here's what to know. Does fertilizer go bad? That's a question every gardener may have wondered when dealing with half full liquid plant food ...

Healthy plants with healthy and extensive root systems are the best defense against all pollutants not just fertilizer.

Just when you thought you were a lawn care pro, blemishes on your green grass appear. A common culprit to these brown spots ...

Overriding the veto of a popular governor less than a month before an election is a tall task, but a bipartisan group of House members believes it's worth the effort to pass legislation aimed at ...

Living on Arlington Pond in Salem, Republican Rep. Lorie Ball saw the state’s cyanobacteria problem up close. The blooms, and ...