Fall Watering Guide for North Texas
September 15, 2022
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Fall arrives in North Texas on September 22nd, so it is time to make sure your sprinkler system is ready for proper fall watering. In
New Landscape Tour – Daniel & Jen in Murphy
September 13, 2022
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Daniel and Jen in Murphy contacted us to help reimagine their landscape after they lost most of their plants in last year’s freeze (all they
Landscape Tour Revisit – Steve & Cathy in Richardson
September 6, 2022
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Today we wanted to revisit Steve and Cathy’s landscape project in Richardson. At Village Green, we know a landscape is an investment in the future
Lawn Health Tip – How to Get Rid of Spurge Weed in Your Lawn
August 31, 2022
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In today’s video, we want to tell you about spurge, a fast-growing weed we see in late summer here in North Texas. Spurge tends to
How Do You Get Rid of Nutsedge in your North Texas Lawn?
August 25, 2022
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Nutsedge is a weed we see a lot of in the summer months in North Texas. It is a dark-green leafed weed that looks a
Landscape Tip: Use Black Stained Mulch to Create a Landscape that Pops!
August 22, 2022
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Today we wanted to show you a new product we’re using in our landscapes, black stained mulch. It is a fine shredded hardwood, organic mulch
Everything You Need To Know About Landscape Lighting – Night Version
August 18, 2022
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Today we wanted to show you our new outdoor landscape lights, how they look at night and some of the different ways we’ve used these
Everything You Need To Know About Landscape Lighting
August 15, 2022
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Today we wanted to show you the new outdoor lighting fixtures we’re using for our outdoor lighting projects. Landscape lighting has become increasingly popular in
Tips for Irrigating Your Home’s Foundation
August 11, 2022
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With our dry and hot summers in North Texas, we get a lot of calls from customers wanting to know more about foundation drip lines.
How to Care for Your Lawn in a Drought
August 9, 2022
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As you would imagine with a summer as dry and hot as 2022, we are seeing a lot of drought stress in area lawns. Regardless