Fertilizer is an essential part of gardening. It boosts plant growth, improves yields, adds key nutrients to the soil, and enhances disease resistance. But fertilizing your lawn and garden ...

Researchers from Iowa State University say that the over application of fertilizer can be harmful, but under-applying can be too.

How rock dust is used to fertilize farms, clean the air ABC News’ Ginger Zee reports from North Carolina on how farmers are using rock dust to enrich soil and help remove carbon from the atmosphere.

Don't over fertilizer or you'll just produce more lush leaves with no blooms. Anthuriums also do well planted in a group with other tropicals, including orchids.

Turfgrasses are emerging from their winter dormancy, turning green and growing once again — and so are warm-season weeds. As you get back into the habit of lawn maintenance this spring, think ...

Fertilizing can ensure a lawn grows in lush, green and healthy, but first-time homeowners may want to know a few things prior to taking a spreader for a spin for the first time.

Farms Are Using PFAS-Laced City Sewage to Fertilize Crops Many cities send their sewage to be used as farm fertilizer. But waste treatment plants don’t typically remove “forever chemicals ...

When to fertilize your lawn depends largely on what type of grass is in your yard. The best time to fertilize any lawn is when the grass is actively growing.