A few simple lawn-care techniques can help keep lawn diseases away

Lawns: the ideal home for too many bugs.

Control what's bugging your flowers, shrubs and trees.

What's that chewing sound? Probably beetles.

This lawn disease loves hot, humid weather

This problem could have many causes

Tell flying bugs they're grounded.

This lawn disease can be confused with other lawn problems.

The adult bugs looks scary, but the larvae do all the damage.

This disease can be avoided with good lawn maintenance.

This video will show you a different way to keep fleas and ticks off your pets.

When the snow melts, your lawn could have this disease.

These common pests are controllable .

Chinch bugs. To them, your lawn is dinner.

Learn how to rid your yard of fire ants.

They love humans so much, they can't live without us. Or our pets.

Take care of them, before they take care of your plants.

Learn more about the diseases that commonly attack lawns with this video.

How to keep it out of your yard

This stringy red lawn disease comes out in cool weather.

Keep these noisemakers out of the house and yard.

If your lawn is covered with red-orange powder, it could have this disease.

They hide out at the base of your grass.

Learn more about the insects you can't see that could be harming your grass.

Good lawn-care practices can help keep these pests from damaging your grass

Learn more about the insects you might find in your grass.

Take a bite out of their bite.

Mole crickets tunnel through the soil, uprooting grass plants, which then dry out

This spring lawn disease affects bermudagrass lawns.

Don't let it smother your grass