Whether your lawn is already mastered, or it’s less than stellar, the month of May is the prime time to get it in tip-top shape for the year ahead. If you figured out how to overseed a lawn (and applied it) in fall to fix patchy grass and started to mow at the beginning of spring then you've already made a good start, whether you know it or not.
This time of the year is also perfect for pruning spring-flowering shrubs and trees and planting-out seedlings, since the risk of frost has now past. There is a process on how to do these yard tasks, though, so we've asked a handful of yard experts to wade in and share their top-tips for achieving gardening success.
