Winter Weeds in North Texas: What You’re Seeing & How We Can Help
With winter in full swing here in North Texas, you may notice unwanted guests in your lawn. We want to help you understand what you’re
Protect Your Home from Rats: Expert Tips from Ken Hyatt
Did you know? Rats are nearly blind and rely on their whiskers to navigate, following walls as their natural guides. That’s why strategic bait box
Preparing Your Lawn for a Deep Freeze in North Texas
As North Texas periodically faces severe winter weather and freezing temperatures, it’s important to know how to protect your outdoor spaces. Here are essential guidelines
Protect Your North Texas Home from Costly Rodent Damage
As temperatures drop in North Texas, roof rats actively seek warm spaces—including your home and garage. These unwanted guests frequently access properties through alleyways, particularly
Protect Your North Texas Lawn This Winter
In our latest winter update, Village Green’s founder and President, Ken Hyatt, shares essential guidance for protecting your lawn during arctic cold snaps and preparing
Protect Your Home from Rodents
As temperatures drop in North Texas, roof rats actively seek warm spaces—including your home and garage. These unwanted guests frequently access properties through alleyways, particularly
Winter Watering Guide: Keeping Your Lawn Healthy
Your lawn may look dormant but still needs consistent care during the colder months. Many homeowners make the critical mistake of completely shutting off their
Winter Lawn Care: Sprinkler System Essentials
In today’s lawn health update, Ken addresses a common question from newcomers to North Texas: What should you do with your sprinkler system during winter?
Can Your Struggling Lawn Be Saved? Ken Hyatt Answers
In today’s quick tip, our Founder and President, Ken Hyatt, addresses a critical question we hear often: “My lawn looks really rough. Can it recover,
Mushrooms in Your Lawn? Here’s What You Need to Know
We’ve received many calls from homeowners worried about the mushrooms popping up in their lawns, so we wanted to address this topic. In today’s quick