Fall Watering Guide
September 18, 2023
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In fall, your soil loses about ½ the water it loses in the summer, so the easiest thing to do is to set the controller
Moss Rock Landscape Borders
September 13, 2023
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In today’s landscape tip, Ken shares helpful pointers on when and how to use moss rock for a landscape border. Creating borders for your landscape
A Landscape for the Butterflies in McKinney
August 26, 2023
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Marty and Kathy in McKinney have been using customers of Village Green since 2017. They use us for their lawn health program, irrigation repair, and
How to Install a Drip Irrigation System
August 17, 2023
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Because proper seasonal watering is so important, we spend much time discussing how to water correctly, usually with spray or rotary head systems. In today’s
Mid-Summer Lawn Update for North Texas
August 15, 2023
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In today’s lawn health update, Ken gives a mid-summer update about what we see in area lawns and what you should do if you want
Tour David & Jennifer’s New Front Landscape
August 5, 2023
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David and Jennifer’s front landscape was dated and needed some refreshing because of a handful of overgrown hedges and gaps caused by dead or missing
Vital Watering Tips for New Sod During the Heat of Summer
August 1, 2023
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It’s no secret that installing sod in the dead of summer in North Texas isn’t the best time. But sometimes there isn’t a choice, and
How to Spot & Treat Rabbit Damage in your Lawn
July 24, 2023
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In today’s lawn health tip, we wanted to cover a widespread issue in North Texas lawns. Rabbit damage! We know they look cute, but if
Germander Makes Our Best Landscape Plants List
July 20, 2023
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We get many questions from customers on what our favorite plants to use in North Texas are. So, we have recorded a “Best Plants for
How To Protect Your Lawn from Chinch Bug Damage
July 17, 2023
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When discussing insects that plague North Texas lawns, the most serious by far are chinch bugs. These insects can cause significant damage to St. Augustine