Our Weekly Watering Recommendations The heatwave and drought conditions continue in College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston. If you’re able to water, we recommend 3 sessions a week at around .5 inches of water per session, to provide a total of 1.5 inches of water per week. If watering only twice per week, try aiming for closer…
Texas Tree Care Alert: From the Desk of our Horticulture Manager My warrior friends, please observe what I was lucky enough to film in the field. Pictured is a Black Flathead Wood-Boring Beetle, spotted in Bryan, Texas! Wood-boring beetles invade Texas trees when they are under stress due to drought or freeze damage. In our…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations The dry heat continues in College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston and lawns are definitely feeling the pressure. If you’re able to water, we recommend 3 sessions a week at around .5 inches of water per session, to provide a total of 1.5 inches of water per week. If…
As we all know, weed control and fertilization are half the battle when it comes to having a lush lawn in Texas. One key factor that often goes overlooked is the impact of mowing on your lawn’s overall health. Improper lawn mowing can result in a stressed lawn, leading to weakened grass blades and root…
Junipers vs. Cedars: Their Differences and Success in Texas Landscapes Good day, Warriors! It has been yet another week of immense heat, with no rain and now 20-mile-per-hour winds. Does it ever end? Not for Texans and that’s why if you’re not from here, you learn at a young age that Texans are tough, very polite, and…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations Spoiler alert: It was another hot week in College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston. Since mother nature isn’t providing enough rainfall to keep lawns hydrated, make sure to continue your regular watering schedules! Our recommendation is to water your lawn 3 times a week at around .5 inches of water per session,…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations It’s been another hot week in Texas with very minimal rain in Bryan, College Station, and areas of NW Houston. To avoid experiencing heat stress in your lawn, make sure to continue your watering schedules. Our weekly watering recommendation is to water your lawn in 3 sessions per week, with…
3 Common Lawn Pests Invading Your NW Houston Lawn Chinch Bugs: Signs and Symptoms Chinch bugs are a common nuisance for many types of grass, but St. Augustine grass is known to be especially vulnerable. They are very small lawn insects with black bodies and white wings as adults. At younger stages, they’re identified with…
Aggieland Green Awarded 2023 Best of the Brazos for Lawn Care in Brazos Valley We are so grateful to be voted as a winner in the 2023 Best of the Brazos Awards! In their Home and Living Services category, Aggieland Green takes the win for Landscape and Lawn Care in Brazos Valley. We love what…
From the Desk of our Horticulture Manager Greetings to my friends and Horticulture warriors! As the summer drags on, the Texas heat wave remains relentless! I am with you during this time, and I can promise you that I look forward to my weekends spent at the pool. While I’ve been working diligently in…