Ken’s Quick Tip: Do You Have Brown Patch?
September 9, 2017
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How about this weather? It’s hard to complain about these cooler temperatures and rain, but it does bring Brown Patch, which we’ve been seeing a
Landscape Project Spotlight: Burgers & Landscapes
August 19, 2017
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Getting older, especially as a business, has many rewards! Probably my favorite is that we have formed many long-term relationships in our community with our customers
Ken’s Quick Tip: Two Important Tools Every Homeowner Needs
August 6, 2017
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It’s a home owner’s nightmare. You look outside and realize your sprinklers are running, and judging by the water running down the street, they’ve been
Landscape Project Spotlight: HOA Help for a McKinney Lawn
July 5, 2017
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It started with fall aeration. Which is not that unusual for Village Green. Most of our landscape projects start with us doing smaller jobs for
Landscape Project Spotlight: Graduating to the Next Phase
June 23, 2017
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Talk about pressure! Mr. and Mrs. B’s landscape project in Plano had a hard deadline (their daughter was graduating high school) coupled with the fact that the
Ken’s Quick Tip: Oak Galls
June 20, 2017
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Every year I get a dozen or so questions regarding weird little balls customers find in their lawns. Our recent Quick Tips on out of
Ken’s Quick Tip: Summer Watering Guide
June 12, 2017
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The first day of summer is one week from today, so it’s time to get ready to update your sprinkler’s settings to make sure you
Ken’s Quick Tip: Killer Wasp
June 7, 2017
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I’ve received a lot of feedback on my Quick Tips about dog vomit fungus and crane flies. I have also received more questions about other
Chinch Bug Alert
May 29, 2017
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I’m a firm believer that my job is to reduce your stress, not contribute to it, which is why I rarely sent out an alert
Ken’s Quick Tip: How to Kill Grub Worms & Prevent Lawn Damage
May 15, 2017
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This is the time in North Texas when people start spending more time outdoors, often working in their yards and landscape beds on our pretty