How to introduce fall color into your North Texas lawn
October 11, 2015
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Early fall is the time when most of our flower beds and borders are starting to look worn out and tired. This makes it the
What are these light brown rings in my lawn?
October 5, 2015
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There’s a surefire way I can tell fall has arrived in North Texas beyond looking at my calendar and the cooler temperatures. We start getting
How Much Should You Water in the Fall?
September 16, 2015
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It is hard to believe, especially if you look at the thermometer, but fall is here. Officially the first day is Wednesday, September 23rd which
Does Your Lawn Have Drought Stress?
August 31, 2015
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It may seem like summer is over. The kids are back in school and it is almost Labor Day weekend. The truth is summer isn’t
Quick Tip: Troubleshooting Your Sprinkler System
August 17, 2015
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A common call at this time of year is from people who are attempting to turn on their sprinklers and realizing they won’t work. Ideally
Important Changes at Village Green
August 12, 2015
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I wanted to let all our valued customers know of some important changes at Village Green. Daryl Harris last day will be August 31st. As
Can Good Summer Watering Make for a Healthy Lawn Next Spring?
August 5, 2015
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Nearly all the winter damage I see in our customer’s lawns actually starts the summer before. The reason why is that the root system of
Meet the Team: Introducing Mike Crissey
August 5, 2015
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Many of you have had the opportunity to talk with our newest Village Green team member, Mike Crissey. Mike is our office manager and started
Can Your Plant a Landscape in the Summer?
July 9, 2015
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Many people put their landscaping plans on hold because of the drought and water restrictions during the past few years. With all the rain we’ve
Is Nutsedge Driving YOU Nuts?
June 24, 2015
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When we have record-breaking weather in North Texas we usually find that a few things really like the conditions. This year it is nutsedge which