Free Fall Watering Guide + Video: Master Your Sprinkler System
How to Program Your Sprinkler System Controller for Proper Fall Watering in North Texas Proper watering is one of the most critical factors in maintaining
Protect Your St. Augustine: Everything You Need to Know About Brown Patch
Brown Patch, a fungal disease, commonly affects St. Augustine grass during fall and spring. The combination of warm days and cool nights creates ideal conditions
Discover Our 3 Lawn Health Plans for a Thriving North Texas Yard
Learn about Village Green’s three comprehensive lawn health plans designed to keep your North Texas lawn thriving year-round. Each plan includes 8 visits, ensuring expert
We Can Transform Your Lawn: See Karen’s Amazing Turnaround!
Today’s quick tip video showcases a remarkable lawn recovery story. Watch as we tour Karen’s lawn and demonstrate how our Lawn Health Plan, combined with
Lawn Holes Explained: Nature’s Tiny Excavators Revealed
Have you noticed mysterious, perfectly round holes appearing in your lawn? You’re not alone! We’ve been fielding questions about this puzzling phenomenon and finally cracked
North Texas Lawn Alert: Combating Rabbit Damage
As North Texas experiences increasingly hot and dry late summer conditions, we’ve noticed a widespread issue affecting many lawns in our area: rabbit damage. While
Mosquito Control that Actually Works: Our Village Green Experience
When we started our mosquito control service, some were skeptical, but after a few months, we contacted our customers to get feedback on their results
Why City Mosquito Control Isn’t Enough
We often hear two key questions about our Mosquito Control Plan: 1. “Do I need it if my city already does nighttime fogging?” 2. “Why
North Texas Mid-Summer Lawn Update: Beating the Heat
Despite some light rain this summer, we’re entering the hottest and driest period of the year. While many lawns remain green with proper watering, we’ve
Armyworm Sightings in North Texas: Is Your Lawn at Risk
We’re receiving reports of armyworms attacking some lawns in our area. This pest typically resurfaces every few summers, and it seems they’re back in North