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Posts by A. Bashar

link to Fall Weed Control: Why Fall Is the Best Time to Kill Lawn Weeds

Fall Weed Control: Why Fall Is the Best Time to Kill Lawn Weeds

Fall weed control works because perennial weeds send food reserves to their roots in fall, carrying herbicide with them. Timing, products and mistakes.

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link to Lime for Lawns: When to Apply It, How Much to Use, and When to Skip It

Lime for Lawns: When to Apply It, How Much to Use, and When to Skip It

Lime for lawns only pays off when a soil test shows pH below about 6.0. Here's when to apply it, how much to spread per 1,000 sq ft, which lime to buy and how to avoid over-liming.

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link to Dormant Seeding: How and When to Seed Your Lawn in Late Fall and Winter

Dormant Seeding: How and When to Seed Your Lawn in Late Fall and Winter

Dormant seeding lets you sow cool-season grass seed into cold soil in late fall or winter so it sprouts on its own in spring. Here's when to do it, which grasses and seed rates to use, and the spring...

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link to Last Mow of the Season: Height, Timing, and Whether to Bag or Mulch

Last Mow of the Season: Height, Timing, and Whether to Bag or Mulch

The last mow of the season should come when the grass stops growing, at your grass type's normal height or a notch lower. Here's how to time it, set the deck, and handle clippings and leaves.

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link to Leaves on Lawn Over Winter: Should You Rake, Mulch or Leave Them?

Leaves on Lawn Over Winter: Should You Rake, Mulch or Leave Them?

Leaving leaves on the lawn over winter is fine only when they're mulched small and you can still see half the grass. Here's the research, a simple 50% rule and a fall-to-spring timing plan.

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link to Mushrooms in Lawn: Why They Appear, Dog Safety, and How to Get Rid of Them

Mushrooms in Lawn: Why They Appear, Dog Safety, and How to Get Rid of Them

Mushrooms in lawn grass are usually harmless decomposers, but some can poison dogs. Learn why they appear, how to remove them, and when a fairy ring needs action.

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About the Author

A. Bashar is a professional agricultural scientist (BSc in Agriculture, MSc in Biotechnology) who works in crop research and is completing a PhD in plant breeding. Every article is based on university extension research, peer-reviewed studies and hands-on field experience, and is updated when the evidence changes.

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