
Important Adjustments to Lawn Fertilization Plans Based on Winter Weather
What a roller coaster we’ve seen the past few weeks with our weather and temperatures! At our household, we were lucky, only a few pipe

Important Lawn & Plant Freeze Damage Update
Last week we experienced some of the most extreme winter weather I have ever seen in North Texas. With temperatures that went from 0 to

Important Tips To Weather The Arctic Blast
With extreme cold and wintry precipitation in the forecast for North Texas, we wanted to share some some essential lawn and landscape tips and info

Do This If You Want To Prevent Winter and Spring Weeds in your Lawn.
Assuming you are on a good fertilization and weed control plan, you will apply pre-emergent during the winter months in North Texas. For this preventative

Our Top 5 Quick & Easy Landscape Improvements
If you want to improve your lawn and landscape and don’t know where to start, consider these five quick and easy tips. We think you’ll

Landscape Spotlight: Take the Tour of Justin & Ashley’s North Dallas Project
As often is the case with our landscape projects, Justin and Ashley have been customers of Village Green since 2013, and when it came time to update the landscape at the new home, they purchased in 2018, they gave us a call.

Do You Know How Much You Should Be Watering This Winter?
In winter, even though your lawn and plants are dormant, your soil still needs consistent watering to keep it healthy. One of the biggest mistakes

Landscape Quick Tip: River Rock a Good Solution for Shady Lawns
If you are fighting bare stops in your yard because of too much shade, then you should watch this short video quick tip. In it, I explain why river rock can be an excellent solution to this problem.

Thank You for 40 Wonderful Years!
It’s hard for me to believe that this is Village Green’s 40th year in business. It was important for me to gather my family together

Landscape Spotlight: Sneak Peak of Phil & Karen’s New Landscape
Phil and Karen’s Dallas project is an excellent example of how we can work with homeowners over time doing the landscape in stages. The first stage of the project was in their backyard and culminated with an attractive water feature.
