How Long After Sod Installation Should You Mow? The Timeline That Matters
When you’ve just invested in new sod, the first two weeks are make-or-break. During those 14 days, you face a common dilemma: when is it
How Often Should You Water New Sod? The Watering Schedule That Actually Works in North Texas
When you install new sod in North Texas, the watering question seems simple: how often do I turn on the sprinklers? The answer is deceptively
Orlando Pacheco: 13 Years, 4.95-Star Reviews & 97 NPS | Village Green’s Senior Technician
QUICK ANSWER Orlando Pacheco has served Plano and surrounding areas for 13 years as Village Green’s senior field technician. His 97 NPS score and 4.95-star
North Texas Lawn Damage This Summer: Chinch Bugs, Drought, and Rabbits
If you’re seeing brown patches in your North Texas lawn this summer, you’re not alone — and it’s probably not your fault. Three specific threats show up in our
Is My St. Augustine Dying From Drought… or Chinch Bugs? How to Tell Before It’s Too Late
Your St. Augustine lawn looks fine one week. By the next, a brown patch appears near the driveway. You check your sprinklers. They seem to
Is Summer Heat Really Killing Your North Texas Lawn?
Every summer, once the temperature settles into the 90s and 100s, we start hearing the same three questions from homeowners across Plano, Richardson, McKinney, Frisco,
Your mosquito treatment works in the rain — here’s why you might still see more mosquitoes
Your mosquito treatment works in the rain — here’s why you might still see more mosquitoes Rain rolls in the day after a mosquito treatment.
How to Tell If Your North Texas Lawn Has Drought Stress (By Grass Type)
You’ve heard the term “drought stress.” But standing in your yard, how do you actually know that’s what you’re looking at — versus disease, pests,
What North Texas Lawns Need to Survive the Next Three Months
North Texas lawns have had an easy spring. This June brought roughly twice the normal rainfall to the Plano area, and temperatures stayed mild until
Can a Bare, Weed-Choked North Texas Lawn Actually Come Back?
That’s the question Rebecca was quietly asking when she reached out to us in May 2024. Her words in the contact form were straightforward: she