Lawn Care Tips

Choosing the right grass type is the single most important decision you’ll make for your Austin lawn. Here’s what grows best in Central Texas heat, drought, and soil conditions.

Fertilizing at the wrong time can damage your lawn or waste money. Here’s the exact fertilization calendar for Austin’s warm-season grasses — month by month.

Both fescue and ryegrass are cool-season grasses that grow best in the mild temperatures of fall and spring. The hot summers in central Texas can make them difficult to maintain.

If you’re running into issues keeping your St. Augustine grass thick and healthy, here are a few pointers for getting it back in shape.

Choosing hardy annuals or cool flowers can help you keep your landscaping beautiful and brilliant even during the colder months.

Is Zoysia a good shade grass? Generally, the answer to this question is yes, but it’s important to know that there are different types of Zoysia grass.

There are several options of ornamental grasses to choose from that can survive the fickle nature of Texas climates and add intrigue to your landscape.

What is Xeriscaping? Here’s what you need to know about xeriscaping and its benefits for Texas homeowners.

The first six months following your sod installation are the most important when caring for new sod. Use this guide to create a sod care strategy that will carry you through these crucial weeks.

Using a few simple garden tools can let you achieve effective aeration to support a strong and healthy lawn.