The fallout from the North Texas February winter storm is still affecting many in North Texas. It is especially true for those who have St. Augustine lawns. It is no big surprise that some St. Augustine lawns are showing signs of freeze damage. After all, St. Augustine is a tropical plant and does not do […]
In early April, we received so many calls from people worried about their fringe flowers (also known as Loropetalum.) These popular plants took a real hit from the February freeze. I did a video specifically on Loropetalum (watch it here https://youtu.be/CpzRgOBtxFg). I’m happy to share some good news from all that freezing weather we had […]
The worried calls we received about freeze damage from the February storm have turned to questions about replacement plant recommendations. In these videos, Ken recommend what we feel are some of the best plants that we use for our landscape projects. Keep in mind that there is currently a nationwide shortage of plants. Plants are […]
As hard as it is to believe, it has been nearly two months since our February deep freeze that caused significant disruptions in North Texas as well as widespread damage to some plants and trees. We continue to get many calls, emails, and comments on our YouTube Channel with people looking for advice and expertise. […]
Over the past couple of days, the number of calls and emails we are getting about St. Augustine has dramatically increased. Many homeowners are wondering if the epic North Texas February freeze killed their St. Augustine grass (or at least big chunks of their lawn.) If you are wondering what is going on in your […]