Author: Ferris MyCue

5 Tips for Hiring an Amazing Commercial Landscaping Company Commercial landscaping is a very different thing than landscaping residential ones. You have more ground to cover, there are commercial plants that need to be used,…

When you are looking to install sod in Central Texas, look at the way the sod is divided. You might think that each piece is a certain area and that width of your lawn will…

Even though the weather is cooling down and sometimes feels like winter, it’s still a great idea to take care of your healthy lawn. That’s right, even if you don’t water it during the early…

6 Tips For Lawn Care In The Texas Summer Months If you live in Texas, then it goes without saying that summer is your busiest season and also the hottest.  You’ll be running errands, hosting…

When To Treat For Grubs In Central Texas? Grubs are a common lawn pest in Central Texas that can really do a number on your lawn. They eat grass, causing unsightly brown patches. Grubs are…

Grass Works Lawn Care announces the availability of new service crews to the underserved areas of Horseshoe Bay, Lago Vista, Dripping Springs, Spicewood, and Sunset Valley in hopes of providing their expertise and commitment to…

Sprinkler systems need to be maintained and monitored during the summer months. In Texas, it is not unusual to see sprinklers running in the heat of the day, which wastes water, can hurt the grass,…

Lawn Aeration and Topdressing Spring tends to arrive here in the Austin area bringing warm springtime temperatures and it’s the perfect time to get a head start on a lush, healthy lawn via Aeration and Topdressing….

When we think of weeds, we often think of pesky, unwieldy (and oftentimes persistent) plants infiltrating our yards, driveways or garden beds. Of course, getting rid of weeds is a priority for most homeowners when…

Austin Tree Trimming Fall is in full swing, which means cooler temperatures, leaves on the ground, and the impending holiday season. It also means it’s time to start thinking about maintaining your trees through trimming…