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First things first, determine if you are overseeding to repair thin areas or to improve your overall stand of turf, or...

Q: What can I do in the spring to get rid of clumps of Poa annua in my bermudagrass, especially on fairways and in the...

Cold temperatures in fall and winter often result in frost formation on turfgrass. Here is a brief quiz to test your...

Mowing is one of the most common practices associated with maintaining turfgrass.

If only they could talk, your clients’ landscapes would probably say, “baby, it’s hot out there” about now, and ask for...

This is Part 3 of a three-part series on summer diseases of turfgrass. Gray leaf spot is another turf disease can show...

This is Part 2 of a three-part series on summer diseases of turfgrass. Anthracnose is a fungal disease that mainly...

This is Part 1 of a three-part series on summer diseases of turfgrass. Fairy ring is a disease common to all turfgrass...

It is time to sharpen your plant health diagnostic skills. Whether it is turf, ornamentals, or arborcare, several...

In areas of the country that don’t get snow, watering turf in late fall and throughout the winter can be tricky....

As your trusted partner, Ewing is staying on top of recent reports about supply chain difficulties affecting fertilizer...

If your golf course has any problems, they will likely show up in August. Here’s what you can do about it.

It’s no secret that turfgrass needs water to survive. We all do! Although applying water to grass seems simple, here...

Pre-emergent herbicides are an important tool in any lawn care program, but correctly timing the application can be...

Before the ground thaws and we launch into spring, take some time this winter to review the status of your equipment...

With the approaching fall season, the same principles of preparing turf for winter and spring apply to baseball and...