Our Lawn Care Blog
Catch up on all things lawn care! We post a variety of lawn-related tips and information on our blog to help you maintain the healthiest lawn possible—stay tuned.
As a homeowner in Texas, you may have noticed that your lawn doesn’t look as vibrant during certain times of the year. This is because, just like trees and other plants, grass has its own cycles of growth and dormancy.
The best grass for San Antonio depends on your lawn’s specific needs, but Bermuda, Zoysia, and St. Augustine grasses are generally considered the best options for the area.
Lawn fungus can quickly become a frustrating problem for homeowners with St. Augustine and Zoysia grass.
A lush, weed-free lawn or garden doesn’t happen by accident—it takes planning and the right approach to weed control.
Weeds can be a major nuisance in Texas yards, especially with the state's diverse climate and growing seasons. Whether you're in the humid East, the dry West, or the central plains, weeds will thrive if left unchecked. But fear not!
If you’ve noticed those pesky, fast-growing clumps of crabgrass spreading across your lawn, don’t worry! You don’t need to resort to harsh chemicals. There are plenty of natural methods you can use to fight crabgrass and get your lawn back to its lush, green state.
Winter lawn care in Texas requires a different approach due to the region's mild winters. By properly preparing your lawn with techniques like adjusting watering schedules, applying the right fertilizers, and maintaining soil health, you can ensure a lush, green lawn come spring.
Learn how to identify Bermuda mites and implement effective treatment methods in our detailed guide. From recognizing symptoms and applying chemical treatments like Triazicide to using cultural practices and natural predators, we cover all you need to manage these pests and maintain a thriving lawn.
This comprehensive guide will walk you through the essential steps to prepare your lawn for spring in Fort Worth.
In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the best time to fertilize your Texas lawn, ensuring it receives the nutrients it needs for robust growth and resilience.