Mid-May Lawn Update
May 16, 2022
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Even though it might not seem like it, we had a pretty severe winter in our area. That, coupled with a cool spring and the
Take a Tour of Stacy’s Frisco Landscape
May 11, 2022
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Today we’re featuring one of our latest landscape projects for Stacy in Frisco. This home is stunning, but unfortunately, Stacy’s established landscape suffered freeze damage
Mid-April Lawn Update for North Texas
April 18, 2022
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In this quick video Ken gives an update on what we’re seeing in lawns in North Texas. If you aren’t currently using Village Green for
Forest Pansy (Redbud Tree) Makes Our Best Plants List
April 11, 2022
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Today we wanted to feature one of our favorite ornamental trees to plant in North Texas, the Redbud Tree. Why does the Forest Pansy (a.k.a.
Landscape Spotlight: Michelle & Craig’s Family Friendly North Plano Project
April 4, 2022
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Michelle and Craig contacted us to help reimagine their large, open North Plano backyard. The couple had a good idea of what they wanted in
What We’re Doing In Your Lawn This Spring
March 31, 2022
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During the spring months, Village Green will make lawn health visits 3 thru 5 to our customers on one of our Lawn Health Plans. These
Important Tips on Transplanting Plants
March 29, 2022
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In today’s video, Ken shared a couple of tips that are helpful to note when transplanting plants. When you dig the plant up, if the
It’s Spring. Why Isn’t Your Lawn Greening Up Yet?
March 21, 2022
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We’ve had a cool spring in North Texas, and the soil temperature hasn’t warmed up enough for our lawns to come out of dormancy. As
Spring Watering Guide for North Texas
March 16, 2022
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Spring officially arrives in North Texas on Sunday, March 20 which means it is time to update your sprinkler controller for spring watering. HOW MUCH
Henbit: A Sure Sign Spring is Near in North Texas
March 10, 2022
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A sure sign that spring is close is the arrival of henbit in North Texas lawns. And while any sign of spring is welcome, it