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How Your Lawn Crew Are Destroying Your Lawn (And What To Do About It)
More than Brown Patch and Chinch Bugs, compaction or even Sod Webworm, a bad Lawn Crew is the No. 1 cause of damage in Houston lawns and unfortunately, if you use a lawn crew, there is almost certainly some kind of damage in your yard right now due to them. Happy Grass 🙂
Houston Grass Crisis: Your Lawn Is A Teenager (And What To Do About It)
There is a crisis brewing in Houston lawns that left unchecked, will cause widespread damage. After being in and out of hundreds of yards this year and spending hours talking with colleagues and fellow lawn care professionals, I have good reason to sound so dramatic! Let me explain how our recent extreme weather has brought
Our 8 Step Plan To A Beautiful Lawn In 2018 & Beyond
Towards the end of last year I was often asked what our plan was for 2018: How can we help prevent Sod Webworm? How can we help prevent Brown Patch? How can we even out the roller coaster of Houston lawn-growing so that the grass looks green all season long? I take lawn care personally
Stop Press: Sod Webworm Treatment
Sod Webworm treatments and preventatives are available now! Â Â Â Â Â Â Don't wait for your lawn to be eaten! Existing customers: add preventative webworm treatments to your regular fall fertilization (cycle starting 8/21/17) for only 35% of the standard visit price. Just email or text us that request prior to your
Eleven Tips To Avoid Chinch Bugs And Brown Patch This Year (And Keep A Healthy Lawn Year Round)
A very frustrated customer emailed me recently bemoaning the difficulties in maintaining a healthy St. Augustine lawn. Every Spring his grass grows long and green, every summer he gets chinch bugs and every fall he gets brown patch. While both of these issues are entirely treatable and when caught early not too damaging, he reasonably
4 Tips For A Great Lawn This Spring
Our first application starts this week. We will be out in your yards fertilizing and treating the grass to optimize growth and health in the weeks and months to come. Here are four simple tips for quicker, longer lasting improvement. 1. Mow Low If your lawn mower hasn’t seen any action over the winter then