Cool mornings are back, and a lot of Austin lawns are starting to look a little tired. Slower growth. Patchy color. The big question is usually the same: is my grass going dormant, or is it dead? Short answer: for most warm-season lawns around here, dull or brown color after the first real cool stretch…
How do you succeed with winter cutbacks in Central Texas? A little intentional work in mid to late winter pays off all year long. Done right, winter cutbacks lead to healthier plants, stronger spring growth, and a landscape that looks good sooner — not scraggly until April. That said, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach here. Every…
Why did God make mosquitoes? They suck (literally and figuratively). Mosquitoes are not just annoying – they can also put your health at risk by transmitting diseases. That’s why it’s important to take proactive steps to reduce mosquito breeding sites in your yard and protect your loved ones. Let’s discuss practical tips and tricks for…
The air is getting warmer, and you want to get outside! Your lawn and shrubs are still a bit brown, but you’re ready for some spring landscaping. What do you do? Early spring is a pivotal time to set your lawn up for success, and a simple plan will help you make the most of…