Should you rake your leaves or mow them with your lawn this fall? There's a clear answer

There's a lot to consider when deciding to rake your leaves or mulch them in the fall. We can help you make that call.
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5 Fall Lawn Threats That Could Wreck Your Yard By Winter

Dollar spot ( Clarireedia jacksonii, formerly Sclerotinia homoeocarpa ) is a foliar disease that affects both cool- and ...
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Fielding Questions: Peony changing color, moths in lawns, green potatoes

Gardening columnist Don Kinzler answers questions about a peony getting different colored petals after 20 years, moth damage to lawns and how to prevent green potatoes. Reader Marlene S. asks ...
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Fall Armyworms Are Invading The Southeast—Here's How To Keep Them From Destroying Your Lawn

It’s an active year for these pests in parts of the Southeast. Clint Waltz, PhD, is a turfgrass extension specialist at the University of Georgia. Fall armyworms cannot survive winters in most of the ...
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Sod webworms: get them before they get you

While putting some Tirade and Grubz Out on my mom's lawn for that "nasty rascal, the chinch bug" at dark a few days ago, I noticed many moths flying around as I pushed my spreader. These moths were ...
Tallahassee Democrat

Where are the zebra longwings? What to do in the garden in September, October

Gardeners should monitor lawns for tropical sod webworms and consider applying a low-nitrogen fertilizer in early fall. Fall is an ideal time to apply fire ant bait, manage standing water to prevent ...