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Want your lawn to look great next season? Give it some TLC in the fall. This video explains what to do.

Wondering how to water the lawn and still be earth-friendly? Watch Real World Green and learn how to be green while keeping your grass healthy and... well, green. Then visit our viewer forum, The Green House, www.green-house.tv and leave your thoughts, experiences and ideas. This episode brought to you by Primo Water - http://www.primowater.com Distributed by Tubemogul.

Gardener P. Allen Smith give us some tips on how to care for our lawns during the hot summer months

Dave shows you an inexpensive, resource-sensitive way to get rid of bare spots in your lawn.

Allen Smith is usually telling us to plant this or prune that, but in this report he’s telling us NOT to plant something. Sound strange? Then take a look,,,

Dave offers some ideas for treating weeds in your lawn.

Looking for a way to do less mowing this year? Here's our gardening expert P. Allen Smith with a popular trend among small gardeners.

One of the best ways to repair leftover damages to your lawns and cover bare, ugly patches is to aerate and overseed your lawn. Here Gord Nickel shows you how to overseed your lawn and repair the surface of it in order to maintain healthy growth.

Lawn aeration involves the removal of small soil plugs or cores out of the lawn. Aeration improves soil drainage and encourages worms, microfauna and microflora which require oxygen.Gord Nickel shows you how to keep your lawn lush, green and healthy

Winter can be tough on lawns. Dave shows you how to give your lawn the tender loving care it needs to become the wonderful green carpet you'd like for the summer months.

Learn what to do to get your lawn off to a good start in the spring.

Dave speaks with John Moretti about the best way to care for your lawn during the dog days of summer.

Dave shows you how to fill in those bare spots in your late-summer lawn.

Follow these easy fertilizing steps to grow a thick, healthy lawn that will be the envy of your neighborhood. Visit yardsmarts.com to learn more.