Grass Works Blog

Droughts and rising costs have made conserving water more important than ever for Texas homeowners. These factors have led many to look into resources such as graywater and alternative onsite water reuse systems. Here’s what…

A lush, green lawn can seem like a difficult task to achieve in central Texas. The heat and drought conditions throughout the region make choosing the right grass critical in maintaining a healthy lawn. Both…

The first six months following your sod installation are the most important. The care techniques you’ll use will ensure your sod develops into a healthy and thriving lawn. Use this guide to create a sod…

In Austin, TX stage 2 drought conditions affect all property owners in the city, including homeowners. The summer months won’t bring much rain to the area, so these conditions may persist through August.  The following…

Lawn aeration plays a key role in keeping grass healthy. Professionals typically handle this task using an aerator, a specialized piece of equipment just for aerating lawns.  Most central Texas homeowners are unlikely to own…

Crabgrass is among the most common weeds you’ll find thriving in the warm central Texas climate. Left unchecked, it can spread rapidly to take over your lawn. Whether you’d like to avoid an infestation or…

Fertilizing your lawn is vital for keeping it healthy and vibrant. However, timing is everything when it comes to fertilizing, especially in Central Texas. This region’s unique climate and growing conditions demand careful attention regarding…

Zoysia grass is widespread throughout Central Texas. It is hardy, has a lush appearance, and makes a low-maintenance ground cover. However, like any grass, it’s not immune to weeds. These unsightly invaders can steal the…

In Texas, where summers can be scorching and water conservation is essential, ensuring your irrigation system is working efficiently isn’t just a smart move—it’s a necessity. That’s where an irrigation audit comes in. By identifying…

For a simple, relatively uncomplicated ground covering, mulch is surprisingly versatile. Growers use it to bolster plant and soil health, hold moisture, and prevent weed development, while landscapers choose it for aesthetic reasons, using different…