Lawn & Tree Care Tips

Seasonal advice and treatment guides for Northeast Indiana homeowners

Not all trees should be pruned in spring. Learn which species to prune now, which to wait on, and how to avoid common mistakes.

Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, or perennial ryegrass? Here is what works best for Fort Wayne and Marion lawns.

Your yard is full of dandelions this spring. Here is what actually works, what doesn't, and when timing matters most.

Dead branches, trunk cracks, fungus, leaning, and root problems are warning signs every homeowner should know.

Your first mow of the season sets the tone for your whole lawn. Learn the right timing, mowing height, and first-cut tips for northeast Indiana.

Salt damage, snow mold, and bare spots are common after an Indiana winter. Here's how to identify and fix each one.

Soil temperature is the key to fertilizer timing. Purdue and Michigan State explain why patience pays off for Northeast Indiana lawns.

Pre-emergent herbicide stops crabgrass before it starts. Learn how soil temperature timing works and when to apply in Northeast Indiana.

Debris removal, thatch assessment, and a first-look walkthrough set the tone for your entire lawn season.

Purdue, Michigan State, and Iowa State turf scientists agree on 5 common mowing mistakes. Here's how to fix them.

Deep, Infrequent, Early, and Track. A simple method for a healthier Indiana lawn.

Turf scientists at Purdue and Michigan State say rolling usually does more harm than good. Here's what to know.

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