When you start a new lawn from seed (or improve an existing one by overseeding it), proper watering will be key to success. In this article you will learn how often you should water new grass seed.

Keep new grass seed thriving with these watering techniques, including when to turn off your sprinklers.

Overwatering can kill new grass seed as quickly as under-watering.

Did this citizen scientist develop the perfect, chemical-free lawn? Jackson Madnick suspected lawn chemicals contributed to his cat’s death. So he developed a seed mix that can thrive naturally.

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Watering a lawn seems like a simple enough task, but for most of us, knowing the best time to water grass—and how long to drench it—can be confusing.

“SLC Turf Trade” is a special blend of grass seed that uses up to 40% less water and it still looks green.

The taller the grass, the denser it becomes and the more it shades the soil resulting in less evaporation as well as helping keep weed seeds from germinating.

Native types of grass typically need less water than non-native grasses. Plus, they can make your lawn more fun. Here are nine options.

Want to know which grass type to grow? Here, we cover 7 of the best options, including warm-season grasses, cool-season grasses and traditional alternatives.

A specially-created blend of grass called "SLC Turf Trade" uses at least 30% less water than others, while still looking green.