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Organic Lawn Care Advice for North Texas

Practical advice on soil, watering, weeds, pests and seasonal care — from the team that has been treating DFW lawns since 1997.

How To Kill Lawn Fungus: Identify & Treat It

Fungus on grass can be a real pain to deal with. Not only can it cause unsightly patches of discolored and dead grass, but it can also make your lawn look unhealthy and unkempt. Fungus can also cause serious damage to your turf, leading to costly repairs. Fortunately, there are ways to identify and treat fungus on grass. In this blog, we’ll discuss how to identify different types of fungus, how to kill lawn fungus, and preventive measures you can take to reduce the chance of fungus appearing on your lawn. With the right knowledge and the right steps, you can keep your lawn looking green and healthy all year long.
How To Get Rid Of Lawn Mites – From Lawn Care Experts

Are you dealing with a lawn mite infestation? It can be frustrating and overwhelming when pests overrun your outdoor space. But luckily, there are ways to get rid of them! In this article, we’ll discuss how to tackle a lawn mite problem from the experts in lawn care. We’ll cover all aspects from identifying the signs of an infestation to choosing the right pest control measures. So if you’re looking for tips on getting rid of pesky mites, then you’ve come to the right place! Keep reading to find out more about tackling your lawn mite problem.
How to Care For Lawn During Drought (Advice from lawn experts)

It has been a dry year and your lawn is starting to show it. Brown patches are beginning to form and the grass doesn’t seem to be as green as it used to be. Don’t worry, we have some tips for you on how to care for your lawn during a drought. Keep reading for information on irrigation, fertilization, and more!
How Often Should You Mow Your Lawn? (Tips From Lawn Experts)

Mowing your lawn is an important part of taking care of your home. It keeps the grass healthy and looking good. But how often do you need to mow it? And does the type of grass you have change mowing frequency? In this blog post, we will answer all of your questions about mowing your lawn!
What’s The Best Type Of Grass For Your Lawn?

Choosing the right kind of grass can be, well, overwhelming. With so many species of grass and varying degrees of hardiness, choosing the right grass is crucial and largely tied to where you live. Put simply, you need to choose a grass that grows best in your local climate since not all grass species are equal. In the United States, the three most common grass types in yards are Cyperaceae (Sedges, Bullrushes), Juncaceae (Rushes), and Poaceae (Grasses). While all three of these species grow throughout the world, Poaceae is the most common grass species. There’s a tidbit for the next time you go to trivia night! So just how do you choose which grass species is best for your lawn?
What Can You Do to Make Your Lawn Stand Apart?

For most, winter had been hard this year, which means it’s the perfect time to start planning for a beautiful lawn. So how should you begin planning for your landscaping projects? According to LandScapingProfessional.org, an estimated 67% of landscaping projects in the U.S. involve single-family residential homes. Therefore, this guide is written for single-family homes looking for natural lawn care services.
Why Landscaping Is a Better Investment Than You Might Think

When it comes to home improvement projects, landscaping is often overlooked in favor of more flashy options like renovating the interior or installing a new roof. But landscaping can be a wise investment that pays off in the long run, and here are five reasons why.
Why Is Your Lawn Turning Brown?

When you spend a significant amount of time on your lawn, the last thing you want to see is it turn brown. Unfortunately, there can be a number of reasons why your lawn is no longer green. Let’s learn about them so you can get a better idea of how to care for your lawn properly.

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