Category: Grass

Lawn care is never easy in Central Texas. Many of the most prized grasses require significant maintenance, while unwanted plants like crabgrass thrive in the intense heat the region experiences.  Be that as it may,…

Central Texas can prove to be a challenging climate for homeowners looking to grow and maintain lawns. The demands of the region have led to several grasses being popular choices including Bermuda, Buffalo, Zoysia, and…

Bermuda grass is commonplace on lawns, athletic fields, and golf courses across Texas. That’s because it’s an attractive, warm-season turfgrass that is drought-resistant and relatively easy to care for. However, if you want your turf…

Taking care of a natural grass lawn requires following a plan to ensure the soil will provide everything your grass needs to thrive. Yellowing grass or bald spots typically occur when the soil is too…

No one likes pesky weeds in their yard. They lessen your curb appeal and make it look like you haven’t cared for your lawn. You may find some relief if you know when to apply…

Have you noticed your luscious green lawn looks a little defeated these days? Is your St. Augustine grass turning brown and dying? If you answered yes to these questions, you’re not alone. Many homeowners are…

When it comes to mowing your lawn, it’s a bit like paying taxes — it’s ongoing! But how often you mow your lawn and how you mow it matter a great deal when it comes…

When the fall season starts to arrive, most people start thinking about ordering a sprinkler system blowout and preparing for winter. But it’s not that simple. There are a lot of variables at play: Seasonal…

Mulching can seem like a daunting task, but it’s important for the health of your lawn. Keep reading to learn more about mulching in Texas and how you can benefit from this simple task. What…

  It is important to know how to plant Bermuda Grass in Texas. Bermuda Grass must be planted from sprigs or stolons, not seeds because it perennates poorly by seed, even under optimal conditions. Although…