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Instead of cutting grass, many Valley communities encourage residents to do away with it. Here's some of what is available.

Instead of cutting grass, many Valley communities encourage residents to do away with it. Here's some of what is available.

Instead of cutting grass, many Valley communities encourage residents to do away with it. Here's some of what is available.

Instead of cutting grass, many Valley communities encourage residents to do away with it. Here's some of what is available.

Instead of cutting grass, many Valley communities encourage residents to do away with it. Here's some of what is available.

Instead of cutting grass, many Valley communities encourage residents to do away with it. Here's some of what is available.

Instead of cutting grass, many Valley communities encourage residents to do away with it. Here's some of what is available.

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who feels like they were used by their friends to mow their lawn for a year.

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who feels like they were used by their friends to mow their lawn for a year.

Midwest dust storms are increasing as Illinois faces soil conservation funding cuts, raising concerns for farmers and public safety.

Midwest dust storms are increasing as Illinois faces soil conservation funding cuts, raising concerns for farmers and public safety.

Midwest dust storms are increasing as Illinois faces soil conservation funding cuts, raising concerns for farmers and public safety.

Midwest dust storms are increasing as Illinois faces soil conservation funding cuts, raising concerns for farmers and public safety.

"Leave them be." Homeowner stumped after trying to undo common landscaping mistake: 'What's my best course of action?' first appeared on The Cool Down.

"Leave them be." Homeowner stumped after trying to undo common landscaping mistake: 'What's my best course of action?' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Groundwater remains a critical resource for Arkansas, with approximately 71% of the state's water use sourced from aquifers, according to the Arkansas Departmen ...

In the desert, cities are urging homeowners to replace grass with xeriscaping, swapping lush lawns for stretches of granite.

Homeowners can now receive $2 per square foot of grass replaced with xeriscaping, up to a maximum of $3,000. Like other cities, Chandler’s program comes with its own set of conditions and fine ...

Homeowners can now receive $2 per square foot of grass replaced with xeriscaping, up to a maximum of $3,000. Like other cities, Chandler’s program comes with its own set of conditions and fine ...

Homeowners can now receive $2 per square foot of grass replaced with xeriscaping, up to a maximum of $3,000. Like other cities, Chandler’s program comes with its own set of conditions and fine ...