Weeds can pop up anywhere to cause problems, even under trees. We spoke with a lawn care expert for tips on preventing weeds ...

Are weeds getting through your landscape fabric? There might be a reason for that, but there's also a simple fix. We'll tell you exactly what you should do.

Weed fabrics can girdle and stunt the growth of roots of trees, causing them to be more susceptible to failure during wind storms.

Landscape fabric may seem like a simple solution for weed control, but experts warn it often causes more harm than good.

One parent reached out to the r/landscaping subreddit for advice on the ideal building materials for a backyard playground.

Grass and weed killers are commonly used to keep lawns looking immaculate and free from unwanted vegetation; however, homeowners have voiced their concern about the potential impact of these ...

Weed fabric and groundcovers don't get along. Pick one or the other for controlling weeds. Groundcovers are usually the better choice.

The truth is that landscape fabrics will eventually provide a great growing medium for all those weed seeds blowing into our gardens or arriving in irrigation water.

Q. I would like to know if using landscape fabric would be a good way to keep weeds from growing under my tree? — Jason Hutchins, Des Plaines A. Landscape fabrics reduce the amount of sunligh… ...

Landscape fabric is unfortunately often used in landscaping beds or borders in a garden. But I always advise my clients against its use. Here are some of the reasons why I believe using landscape ...

So you'll spend days painstakingly digging, ripping fabric, digging more. A good thick mulch of fresh oak leaves will do everything a "weed barrier" will do, except it does it quietly, efficiently ...

We have a 3- or 4-year- old orange tree planted in our yard which has suddenly dropped all its leaves. Earlier this spring I applied a weed and feed to the yard. Did this cause the problem? Since ...