In Your Lawn

Also known as ground ivy, this perennial, evergreen creeper loves moist, shady areas in your lawn.

There are many kinds of beetles, some are beneficial and some do serious damage to plants.

Lawn weeds can make you feel lousy. Get tips about which weeds are the worst offenders and what you can do.

Because of deep roots, hand pulling isn't enough to keep this stubborn weed from coming back every spring.

If your grass looks parched and dead despite your best efforts, this elusive pest could be the cause.

By summer's end, this grass like weed leaves behind big, brown patches. Here's how to prevent it in your lawn.

This broad-leafed, invasive weed is listed as a noxious (harmful) weed in every state where it's found.

Mole crickets can be twice as long as their singing cousins - and their tunneling can ruin your lawn.

Here are 4 strategies to help you quickly and cleanly conquer these destructive rodents.

It kills common listed weeds, plus that annoying scourge of the southern lawn: dollarweed!

Also known as leather jackets, these hungry larvae can turn your lawn into a patchy, pasty mess.

This summer annual can leave thousands of seeds behind to sprout next spring. Early action is key.

It's tough on weeds, but will not harm your lawn when used as directed. Plus it's rainproof in one hour.

If you see spots of brown grass and birds pecking at your lawn, you could be facing a cutworm infestation.

These common weeds smell like their namesakes and spread rapidly, but they are easy to control with this plan.

Have a problem with annual grassy weeds like crabgrass? Follow these tips to control them.

Early summer beetles can leave behind their hungry grubs to feast on your grass in the late summer.

This annual weed can form thick, dense mats that crowd out the plants you want in your lawn.

This aggressive weed looks like pale grass. Deep roots give it an advantage, but here's how to beat it.

Easily protect your yard and garden from deer and rabbits and the damage they cause with Ortho® Deer B Gon® Deer & Rabbit Repellents. Lightly spray plant leaves, stems, flowers, and branches that need protection.

Clover performs well in nitrogen - depleted soil, so keeping your lawn well fed can help keep it from coming back.

A large infestation of army worms can completely defoliate a lawn in a few days.

This relative of spinach can be considered a delicacy on a dinner plate or an annoying weed. You decide.