Common Lawn Problems for St. Augustine Grass in Texas Having a lush, green lawn in Texas can be a source of pride for many homeowners. One of the most popular grass types in Texas is St. Augustine grass, known for its rich green color and thick growth. However, like any other type of grass, St.…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations Join us in celebrating the recent rain we’ve received throughout our areas of Bryan-College Station, and NW Houston! We are so happy to see much-needed rain finally hydrating Texas lawns. With Bryan-College station areas having just received around 2.5”-3” inches of rain, it’s safe to turn off your sprinkler systems…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations Unfortunately, the recent spurts of rain were short-lived in our areas of College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston. The Texas weather has continued the trend of hot and dry days and lawns should continue receiving necessary watering to stay properly hydrated! Our watering recommendation this week is to water 1”-1.5”…
3 Reasons for Discoloration in Your Texas Lawn Keeping up a lush, healthy lawn in Texas is rewarding for many homeowners. But various lawn problems commonly pop up in late summer to early fall that seem to ruin all your hard work. When brown patches appear in your lawn, it could mean a few things:…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations We haven’t received the ideal amount of rain in our areas of Texas this week but thankfully, temperatures are still staying below the triple-digit range! Our watering recommendation this week remains the same: water your lawn 3 times per week for about .5 inches per session, totaling 1.5 inches per…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations Homeowners in Texas, throughout College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston, are finally celebrating this week! Rain has officially returned to the Texas forecast and the daily highs are showing some relief for heat-stressed lawns. We’ve had scattered showers throughout our areas with forecasts suggesting 1” to 2” of widespread rain possible…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations As it stands in Bryan, College Station, and areas of NW Houston, the summer heat and drought conditions have continued on. We are hoping for a small bit of relief in upcoming weeks, and we can’t wait for some Texas fall weather! Highs in the forecast next week are expected…
Weekly Watering Recommendations We can’t believe September is here already! It’s safe to say we are all anxiously awaiting cooler fall weather as areas of College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston continue to experience severe drought conditions. The best thing to focus on right now is keeping the root zone of the grass plant…
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…