The most common crop in the US is not wheat or corn, but lawn grass. From the gardens of Versailles to suburban America, why are well-manicured lawn central to our cultural identity?

Gardening Central Mass. is written by New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill CEO Grace Elton and other Garden experts.

In hopes of easing traffic congestion, the Town Council has agreed to allow lawn-maintenance crews to start and end their ...

Cheap and easily accessible, gravel is an essential component for creating drainage within a landscaping project. Here are ...

This garden setup isn't just beautiful; it's part of a growing movement. Homeowner shares breathtaking photo of yard after ...

Many gardeners use gas-powered, polluting leaf blowers to remove the leaves from the garden, but more eco-friendly and ...

Bernadette VangoolSaskatchewanIn retirement many of us have gone deep into gardening as a pleasant way to keep active and ...

"Monarchs, bees, and everything else have gone gaga." Homeowner sparks interest with video of unique fall landscaping in place of grass lawn: 'I dream of having a front yard like yours one day' first ...

Padel, often described as a blend of tennis and squash, has taken the world by storm, becoming especially popular in Europe ...

Bob Bertog, president of Bertog Landscape Co. in Wheeling and a certified landscape professional with the National ...

Fall is a crucial season for lawn care, setting the foundation for a lush, healthy yard when spring arrives. But keeping your ...

While we take care of our lawns in the spring and summer, it can be easy to forget that they still need some maintenance in ...