What To Do When You Find Clover in Your Central Texas Lawn
Rather than a sign of good luck, clovers are just another lawn invader indicating an unhealthy lawn. How can you get rid of them? Learn more.
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Why is Some Grass Green in the Winter, and Some Grass Not?
What is winter dormancy and why does it happen? What steps can you take to ensure your grass is in the best condition?
Lawn Care During Texas Warm Winters
How do warm winters in Texas affect your lawn and lawn care?
How Much Does a Pallet of Sod Weigh
Sod, or turf, is what we use to grow grass and start our gardens, giving that fresh, natural, and well kept feel. If you need to create, or improve, a garden then sod will usually be the first place to … Continued
Handling Sod Webworms in Texas
For residents in Texas, including Houston, Dallas, and Austin, sod webworms can be a massive problem for your home’s yard. They are often responsible for turning massive portions of a yard into patches of dead grass. With such damage, your … Continued
Regular vs Automatic Sprinkler System: Which Is Better?
Rain is pouring throughout most of Central Texas in the past few weeks. But, depending on only rain to get your lawns watered can spell trouble. When the rains go away and the temperatures start to decline, it can be … Continued
10 Interesting Grass Facts That Might Surprise You
You may think grass doesn’t affect your daily life too much, but grass actually affects a lot of things in your life, from air to alcohol. We’re big fans of grass, and having worked with it so long, we thought you’d enjoy reading some of our interesting facts about the stuff that grows on your lawn. Here’s a couple of grass facts we bet you didn’t know.
Common Texas Lawn Pests
Texas has a warm, sunny climate that people like. Unfortunately, bugs like it, too, and Texas lawns can become infested with nasty visitors. Here are some of the most common ones and ways to prevent and eliminate them.
How does Grass Differ in Texas from Other Regions?
We’ve all heard the saying “the grass is always greener on the other side.” The truth is, the color (and the texture) of grass depends on what part of the country you live in.
You Can Over-Water Your Lawn?
Lawn care has many layers when it comes to watering. How often you water the lawn is just as important as when you should water the lawn and how much you should water. Even when you over-water your lawn, this can affect healthy lawn growth. Over-watered grass is more susceptible to diseases and pests and your water bill can suffer from inefficient watering.
