7 Common Weeds Found in Texas Lawns
Weed growth in a flowerbed quickly becomes a problem because it detracts from the beauty of your garden. By taking steps to remove these common Texas weeds, you’ll promote better grass growth.
Lawn Care
8 Winter Lawn Care Tips for Central Texas
While the region covering Austin and Central Texas isn’t known for snowfall, the area does suffer from colder winter temperatures.Follow these steps to ensure the arrival of spring brings a lush, green lawn.
Texas Homeowner’s Guide to Graywater Re-Use & Alternative Onsite Water
Droughts and rising costs have made conserving water more important than ever for Texas homeowners. Here’s what you should know about these sustainable solutions and whether they’re right for your home.
How to Get Rid of Crabgrass in Central Texas
Whether you’d like to avoid an infestation or deal with an existing one, understanding how to get rid of crabgrass is key to enjoying a lush and healthy lawn.
Killing Weeds in Zoysia Grass: 5 Tips for Weed Control
Zoysia grass is widespread throughout Central Texas. It is hardy, has a lush appearance, and makes a low-maintenance ground cover.
How to Aerate Your Lawn Without an Aerator (By Hand)
Using a few simple garden tools can let you achieve effective aeration to support a strong and healthy lawn.
How to Get Rid of Bermuda Grass in Your Lawn
You might be looking to get rid of Bermuda grass from your own lawn. To remove this resilient grass from your lawn, try these key tips.
When To Fertilize Your Lawn in Central Texas
Fertilizing your lawn is vital for keeping it healthy and vibrant. However, timing is everything when it comes to fertilizing, especially in Central Texas.
Palisades Zoysia Grass Maintenance Tips for Homeowners
Palisades Zoysia grass is a warm-season grass that thrives in Texas. It is low-maintenance and doesn’t require as much watering, mowing, or fertilization.
Tips on Controlling 6 Common Winter Weeds in Your Central Texas Lawn
Texas has several common winter weeds that you can easily identify. If your lawn is already in good condition, using a few treatments before winter will stop them from germinating beneath the soil and becoming a problem.