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If your grass is still lush, green, and growing fast this August, you're not imagining it — it's been an unusually wet month. And while a thick green lawn in late summer feels like a win, it's worth knowing that this kind of weather pattern comes with some real downsides that most people don't think about until they show up. Here's what an abnormally wet August can mean for your lawn or pasture, and what to do about it. Tall wet grass 1. Fungal Disease Risk Goes Up With Wet G

Think of your yard having a hairstyle! Some are freshly buzzed — crisp lines, perfectly shaped shrubs, not a leaf out of place, looking sharp 24/7. Others are rocking that effortless bedhead look — a little wild, a little windswept, like it just rolled out of bed and somehow still looks amazing. Neither one is "better." It's a vibe thing. Let's break down both looks, what it takes to keep them up, and which one your yard is secretly dying to try. This is all about naturalisti

August has a way of lulling homeowners into thinking the landscaping season is winding down. It's not. The last few weeks of summer are actually one of the most important stretches of the year for your yard — what you do (or ignore) right now sets the stage for how your lawn and landscape look come fall, and even next spring. Here are 7 things to watch about your lawn before fall. Here in Far Hills, Chester, Mendham, Bedminster, and the surrounding towns, late summer brings i