lawn care

As Michigan cools down, find out when to make your final lawn cut before winter hits and how to prepare your yard for a healthy spring.

If your neighbor’s tree overhangs your yard, Michigan law (MCL 750.382) allows trimming up to your property line. Just don’t damage or kill the tree. And yes, leaves that fall into your yard—legally yours to rake, mulch, or mope over.

Michiganders face the great fall leaf dilemma: rake, mulch, or leave them be? Each method offers pros and cons for lawn health and your downtime. Here’s how to pick the right one

Ever tried using soap to keep skunks away? Discover how a neighbor's Irish Spring hack is turning yards into pest-free zones.

Is No Mow May a friend to your lawn or foe? Recent study retractions raise questions about its ecological benefits for pollinators.

Spring has finally sprung across Michigan, and you might be wondering when to mow your yard for the first time. Here is the ideal date for your first mow.

Learn the best practices for disposing of lawn clippings in Lansing to keep your community beautiful.

Explore the benefits of 'Slow Mow Summer' in Michigan for promoting bee-friendly natural flower growth in residential yards.

A new survey reveals Flint, Michigan, is among the 10 most affordable cities in America to water your lawn, and several other Michigan cities aren't far behind.

When is it time to pack up the lawn mower and trade it in for a rake and lawn bags? Well, that depends on how long summer sticks around.