Bentgrass has invaded my lawn, and I would like to know how to get rid of it. — Jerry Johnson, Wheeling Creeping bentgrass is the most popular and most planted bentgrass. It is used primarily on golf ...

KENNEWICK -- One of the most common lawn problems brought into our local Washington State University Extension Master Gardener Plant Clinic is creeping bentgrass. Lawn owners note that patches of this ...

Special note to golfers: Sometimes conditions can become so oppressive on a given site that it overwhelms creeping bentgrass and causes rapid decline, despite the heroic efforts of the superintendent ...

Q. Grubs and bentgrass have ruined our previous lawns. Now, we’re about to replant our lawn for the third time. Is there anything we can do to prevent these problems from occurring again? A. Creeping ...

It took longer than usual in the southeast for temperatures to reach the mid-90s, but hot weather has arrived and is here to stay for the next several months. To help golf course superintendents keep ...

Q: I have some bentgrass in my lawn and am killing it with glyphosate. What type of grass do you recommend replacing it with? A: Creeping bentgrass is a common weed in residential lawns. It typically ...

In their ongoing search for ways to improve turfgrass growth in environments where water is limited, scientists are searching for effective water saving practices by looking to factors that influence ...

ONTARIO, Ore. — Environmental groups blasted USDA’s Jan. 17 decision to deregulate a genetically engineered creeping bentgrass that has taken root in two Oregon counties. In a joint news release, the ...

DEAR JESSICA: My husband thinks these are weeds; I say they are flowers. I planted them before I had a garden journal, however, so I don’t remember what they are called. They are quite invasive, ...

ONTARIO, Ore. — Scotts Miracle-Gro Co. is reporting significant progress in eliminating genetically engineered creeping bentgrass plants from Malheur and Jefferson counties in Oregon. “We’re making a ...

In areas of the US where golfers can enjoy the game year-round, winter temperatures, foot and equipment traffic, and frost can wreak havoc on healthy greens and present challenges for course managers ...

Welcome back to the Split the Surface series. In part one I dove into performance on bermudagrass greens. Now I will take a peek at performance on bentgrass (and poa annua) greens. I grouped these two ...