Buffalo grass (Bouteloua dactyloides) is a favorite of many, and it is easy to see why. It is low-maintenance, uses less water and fertilizer than many other types of lawn grasses, and has strong heat ...

This year, some Southerners have made plans to sow—or re-sow—their yards for the first time, which begs the question: Which ...

When spring rolls around and your grass shows those tantalizing signs of new growth, do you find yourself wondering which height you should actually mow your lawn? If not (and assuming that you don't ...

In recent years, buffalograss has become more prevalent in urban lawns as a native, low-maintenance grass. Water and fertilizer requirements are minimal, especially compared with other turf grasses.

An article about our short native grasses lets me talk about two of my favorite things: Native plants and bison. Since I was very young, I have been fascinated by bison. They were a cornerstone of the ...

DEAR NEIL: How well is buffalo grass suited for use as a lawn in Texas? The area where I’d like to use it is part sun/part shade. Can I get away with not watering it once it’s established? Have a ...

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