This cool-season grass forms tufted mounds that mature at around 10 inches in both height and spread. It will thrive in partial shade and work as an excellent ground cover around the base of tree ...

The ground beneath a tree is not an ideal environment for grass to grow. It’s shady, the soil is often compacted or nutrient-deficient and root systems have to compete with trees for resources.

Lawn care can sometimes conflict with tree care and cause problems that affects tree health. Lawn maintenance consists of ...

Plant Medic columnist Ricky Kemery says mature trees such as oak or maples with larger leaves can make it tough for turfgrass ...

turn it into compost and prevent grass from growing up through the mulch. Listen to the "Growing Together" podcast Q: How soon can I plant trees in the ground, both potted and bare-root types?