If you’re like most American homeowners, you’re hoping to maintain a lush, even yard full of healthy grass. But you likely know that there are plenty of things that threaten that dream: namely, weeds.

Stubborn weeds are the bane of a beautiful lawn. Yet, although it’s pretty stubborn, clover (aka Trifolium repens) is actually beneficial. It brings nitrogen into the soil and encourages grass growth ...

15:14, Wed, Jul 9, 2025 Updated: 15:26, Wed, Jul 9, 2025 Many gardeners' pride and joy is their lawn in the summer months, when all the preparation in spring comes into focus. That's why pesky growth ...

Clover lawns—which recently went viral on TikTok—are the new trend in drought-friendly, heat-tolerant, and eco-forward landscaping. Homeowners everywhere are considering adding a bit of clover to ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Clover (Trifolium repens) is an herbaceous weed that pops up in many lawns, and if you want to eradicate it, you might look for herbicides.

For many gardeners, the lawn is their summer showpiece, with all the hard work in spring finally paying off. That's why any rogue growth that isn't lush green grass is often unwelcome — and that ...

Mites have a way of being creepy-crawly despite also being tiny. Clover mites, with their reddish appearance, can be especially off-putting. These pests aren’t harmful to your health, but they may ...

If you’ve been looking to change up your lawn for spring, you’ve probably come across the increasingly popular option to grow clover. The soft, green leafs of clover are appealing to some who are ...

It’s a familiar scene all across America: the kids are grown, the kiddy pool’s put away, but the lawn remains. On the East Coast where it rains all year that’s no problem. But in our summer-dry ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." But does that mean you should rip out your traditional lawn right now? There's plenty to consider first ...

Amid droughts and extreme heat, people are welcoming clover into their lawns, an alternative to the purely grass lawn, helping them save water and money. By Anna Kodé Edwina von Gal thinks that grass ...