Nothing sets off a house and landscaping better than a well-tended lawn.
While lawn grasses are generally durable enough to survive with very little attention, years of neglect eventually take their toll. Conversely, overtending a lawn can be hazardous, too. We've all known someone who has fussed their lawn into a full-blown disaster. Follow our tips below, and your healthy, green lawn will be the envy of the neighbors for years to come. A good rule of thumb is to remove one-third of the growth each time you mow.