Fertilizer pellets piled inside of a spreader on a lawn. - Ingrid Balabanova/Shutterstock In the effort to create a lush, healthy lawn for the summer, many gardeners can end up killing their grass ...

Fertilizer helps plants grow better and produce fresh leaves, as well as potentially fruit and flowers. However, if you accidentally apply too much fertilizer or fertilize your plants too frequently, ...

Warm climates need fertilizer every one to two weeks; cooler zones may only need it once per season. Start with nitrogen-rich fertilizer at transplanting, then switch to phosphorus-rich for better ...

White, powdery granular fertilizer is being dumped into a hole dug out around someone's garden. - Dargog/Shutterstock Growing plants involves a lot more than supplying the right amount of water and ...

Healthy soil leads to healthy plants! Keeping your vegetable garden supplied with sufficient nutrients will lead to vigorous growth, robust vegetation, and more produce. While fertilizing isn’t always ...

I was advised to cut down on fertilizer for my indoor plants in the winter because of a slower growth rate. I have not fertilized since early November. When should I begin fertilizing my indoor plants ...

Yellowing or browning leaves and salt buildup can be signs of fertilizer burn. Fertilizer helps plants grow better and produce fresh leaves, as well as potentially fruit and flowers. However, if you ...