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.
Has your lawn drastically suffered from this summer’s drought conditions and local utility districts enforcing watering restrictions? If so, you certainly are not alone.
We are excited to announce that our very own General Manager, Kersten Dupree has been announced as a recipient of the 2022 Women In The Green Industry Award by Green Industry Pros!
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