Our Weekly Watering Recommendations We hope everyone had a Happy Thanksgiving holiday break last week! It’s been another good week for Texas weather in our areas of College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston. With scattered rain days, lawns have received enough water to stay hydrated. Our recommendation is to leave irrigation systems off again…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations The weather this week in our areas of College Station and NW Houston provided sufficient rainfall for lawns. Our watering recommendation for this week is to hold off on watering the lawn and focus on the upcoming holiday! At Aggieland Green, we are so thankful for our customers, this community, and…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations The beautiful fall weather in Texas continues in College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston. We’re expecting more rainfall over the next few days which should provide lawns with the water they need. Our recommendation this week is to leave irrigation systems off and let Mother Nature handle the watering! What…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations This week in Texas, we’ve received a good amount of rainfall! Lawns in our areas of College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston should have received adequate water from rainfall and our recommendation is to leave irrigation systems off this week. However, with the fluctuating temperatures we’re experiencing, fungal issues are…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations Thankfully, Mother Nature has provided our Texas lawns with some rainfall this week! Homeowners in our areas of College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston should be safe to leave irrigation systems off this week. Lately, we have noticed a spike in fungal issues, as disease can be a common problem…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations We have definitely enjoyed the recent weather changes in our areas of Texas. Daily highs have been mild enough to provide much-needed relief for our lawns in College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston. At this point, our weekly watering recommendation is to water once per week in the absence of…
Fall Armyworm Alert in Texas Lawns Fall in Texas is a time to enjoy leaves changing color, pumpkin carving, and preparing for long-awaited sweater weather. However, this time of year also poses the threat of various lawn problems. Right now, we are on high alert for armyworm outbreaks spotted on lawns in our areas of…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations As we approach fall, the weather in Texas is finally becoming more manageable for lawns, but we aren’t out of the woods yet! This week, NW Houston and Tomball received around 3 inches of rainfall so homeowners in that area are safe to leave irrigation systems off this week. However,…
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…
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…
Awarded a 2023 Local Favorite for College Station-Bryan Lawn Care Aggieland Green is proud to be named on the winning list of Nextdoor’s 2023 Neighborhood Faves, the only annual awards where neighbors vote to celebrate their favorite local businesses. This year, we have been awarded a top-rated lawn care provider in the College Station-Bryan…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations Areas of College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston have continued to experience hot summer days. With the exception of very little rainfall in some areas of Houston, it’s been another dry week. Our recommendation is to continue your weekly watering schedules to provide at least 1.5 inches of water to your lawn. Watering…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations As the summer heat continues in areas of College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston, it’s safe to say lawns need continued watering to stay hydrated. Overwatering shouldn’t be a concern with the amount of heat we’re seeing so continue watering 3 times per week with a goal of at least 1.5…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations This past week in Texas has continued the trend of hot, dry summer days! Areas of College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston received very little to no rainfall which means lawns need water. Our recommendation is to continue watering about 3 times per week, aiming for .5 inches during each…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations We hope everyone enjoyed their 4th of July weekend! Luckily for any firework festivities, the rain forecast was clear, but that means lawns are thirsty! We’ve received rain this week in some areas of Bryan, College Station, and NW Houston, but make sure to monitor the amount of rain your…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations Areas of Texas this week have experienced very high summer temperatures and the trend is set to continue. Homeowners throughout Bryan, College Station, and NW Houston areas should continue watering to avoid heat stress in their lawns. Our recommendation is to water three times per week, aiming for .5 inches of…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations It’s been a mostly dry week in Texas for areas near Bryan and College Station. With recent storms, some areas of NW Houston received rain to supplement about one watering. We recommend keeping an eye on how much rain your area is receiving and continuing to water accordingly. Bryan and…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations Areas of Bryan and College Station received a little rain this week but not enough to suffice in keeping lawns properly hydrated. The Houston area received even less rain so it’s safe to say watering should be on this week’s to-do list! Our recommendation is to water as normal with…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations We’ve received a moderate amount of rain this week in College Station and Bryan areas, and areas of NW Houston received adequate rainfall. The upcoming forecast seems to be trending the same way with the possibility of rain throughout the week. If any of the rain this past week skipped…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations We didn’t receive enough rain this past week in NW Houston and College Station areas so it’s best to continue regular irrigation on your lawns. For ideal hydration, we recommend watering two times per week for about 1-1.5 inches of water total for the week. An added note: Flower beds do…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations Finally, we’ve had some beautiful, sunny days in Texas! We didn’t see enough rain this week in College Station, Bryan, and NW Houston areas and there isn’t much coming up in the forecast. It’s time to start ramping up your summer watering schedules. We recommend watering twice a week…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations This week, we’ve received enough rain in College Station and NW Houston areas to keep lawns hydrated so you can leave your sprinkler systems off this weekend. Next week, you should resume regular watering schedules as the upcoming forecast isn’t showing as much rain. Additionally, we recommend not watering bed areas…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations It’s been another week of sufficient rainfall for lawns near College Station areas. With more rain expected in the forecast, we suggest skipping the sprinklers again this week and enjoying a happy Mother’s Day with your loved ones. Feel free to contact our team if you have any questions or…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations We’ve continued to see a lot of rain this week in College Station and surrounding areas. With the rain we’ve received, along with the rain coming up in the forecast, we recommend leaving sprinklers off again this week! Feel free to contact our team if you have any questions or…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations Texas weather this week has been pretty wet and rainy! With sufficient rainfall, we recommend leaving irrigation systems off this week and continuing to focus on healthy mowing habits! Bonus tip – Remember to never mow wet grass! Mowing wet grass can result in an uneven cut. Wet grass clumps can clog…
Watering Recommendations from Aggieland Green The rainy weather this week near College Station has provided lawns with sufficient water. Unless the rain skipped your area, we recommend holding off on further watering this week! As an added note, we are patiently waiting on Mother Nature to provide proper soil temperatures to enhance grass growth. Soil…
Weekly Watering Recommendations from Aggieland Green Brazos Valley and NW Houston areas didn’t see much rain this week! The local weather forecast shows rain is upcoming which may take care of your lawn’s watering needs. If your area doesn’t see any rainfall this weekend, we’d recommend a cycle of watering to make sure the lawn…
Our Weekly Watering Recommendations It’s been a rainy week for areas of College Station and Central Texas! That being said, the weather has provided sufficient rainfall to keep lawns properly hydrated. Our watering recommendation this week is to skip the sprinklers and hope for clear skies this Sunday. Happy Easter from the Aggieland Green family…
You are safe to keep your irrigation systems in the ‘off’ position again this weekend, as watering is not yet necessary.
This week’s rainfall was sufficient. You do not need to run your irrigation systems at this time.
Our area experienced frigid and icy conditions throughout this week. At this time, watering is not necessary.
The rains we received this week, as well as what is forecasted for this weekend and into next week, are sufficient.
Our area has received very little rainfall over the last few weeks, so we would recommend taking care of a deep soak this weekend if Saturday’s forecast does not produce much.
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