The Hyatt family spent several weekends at our home church of Arapaho United Methodist in Richardson installing mini-lights on trees, stake lighting around beds and red Xmas light crosses with rope lighting framing them. Ken’s daughter, Shelby, got a nice silhouette of her Uncle Daryl. The second photo is of the two of […]
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Where else can we go from a record setting 83 degree weekend to this?
How do you protect your landscape from freeze damage? Don’t turn off your sprinkler system in the winter. If you think about this, it makes sense. Imagine filling a gallon bucket with water and setting it out in your yard. If you came back and checked the bucket a week later, would there still be […]
Today we’re doing our pre-Thanksgiving inspections. Daryl is attaching an extra bow on the garland and making sure there are no burned out bulbs when our client turns on the lights Thanksgiving day.
Today we’re installing Christmas lights at a home in Dallas. Daryl is working on installing garland around the door and Hugo is attaching mini-lights to the windows. What’s neat about our window lighting is we attach them to the glass using clips which allow you to see the lights from the inside as well as […]
Daryl and Charley are working high today. They’re using an 80 ‘ boom lift truck to help them fix Christmas lights at Dallas Baptist University .
Installing Christmas lights today on the Dallas Baptist University rooftops is a family affair for owner Ken… Shelby, Ken’s daughter, is earning college money today. She’s attaching lights to the roof edge. Ken’s wife, Debbie, and her brother Daryl are planning their next move. Shelby […]
Here is your fall landscape to-do list… Apply Pre-Emergent – In bermuda lawns you’ll want to apply a pre-emergent to your lawn to prevent the winter weed seeds from germinating. Check your local nursery for a pre-emergent with an active ingredient of Simazine or Pendimethalin. St. Augustine doesn’t like herbicides – pre-emergents tend to stunt its […]
St. Augustine is a tropical plant and our summer highs of over 100 degrees and occasional single digit winters makes it far more stressed than its more natural home of Houston or Orlando. That stress makes it a prime candidate for two issues we’re seeing quite a bit of this fall… Chinch Bugs – The first, […]