Where We Work

Organic Lawn Care Across the DFW Metroplex

We provide organic lawn care across Dallas, Tarrant, Collin and Denton Counties. DFW is predominantly clay, with seven major soil types — and we have been working with and improving those soils since 1997.

Service Areas

Proudly Serving Lawn Care DFW

Serving North Texas since 1997. We’ve built our reputation on surviving tough summers and keeping Bermuda and St. Augustine lawns green and healthy across the DFW metro.

  • Dallas County
  • Tarrant County
  • Collin County
  • Denton County
A map of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex with Dallas, Tarrant, Collin and Denton counties outlined in navy

Service Areas

Proudly Serving Lawn Care DFW

“DFW soil” is a shorthand for varied soils across seven types. Differences between Blackland Prairie clay east of the Trinity and sandier soils west affect lawn behavior—drainage speed, compaction, water retention, and treatment response time.

What does not change is the underlying problem. Compacted clay is the single biggest reason lawns here struggle, and as much as half of a rainfall can shed straight off a compacted lawn rather than soaking in. What changes is the degree, and therefore the treatment plan.

A cross-section chart of the seven major soil types in DFW

Cities We Serve

Proudly Serving Lawn Care DFW

Dallas County

Tarrant County

How It Works

Three ways to go organic

Organic lawn care starting at $55 a month, in four plans: a 100% organic starter with no pesticides, the same plan with weed control added, and two fuller-coverage tiers that include disease and insect control. Every one is built on liquid compost applications enriched with beneficial microbes. Hybrid plans use up to 80% less herbicide than a conventional company would.

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Bringing Nature Home

Find out what your soil needs

We'll assess your soil and growing conditions, and send you a clear quote — usually the same day.