To fertilize, or not to fertilize, that is the question July 4, 2013 No Comments To fertilize, or not to fertilize, that is the question (in a summer with stage 3 water restrictions!) We’re channeling the Bard of Avon for today’s quick Read More »
Grubs are coming…is your lawn ready? July 4, 2013 No Comments Grub worms, which are the larvae of June beetles, can wreak havoc to North Texas lawns as we move into late summer. They destroy your Read More »
Village Green Family Picnic July 2, 2013 No Comments Nearly 50 people enjoyed the annual Village Green family picnic on Saturday, June 29th. It was fun to meet all the families and to experience Read More »
Summer Water Schedule June 19, 2013 No Comments As the temperature gets closer and closer to the century mark, I get more and more questions about how to keep your lawn and landscape Read More »
Red Pine Landscape eTour June 4, 2013 No Comments Village Green Landscape eTour (Red Pine) from Ken Hyatt on Vimeo. Ken Hyatt, Village Green founder and president, takes us on a personal tour of Read More »
The North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) begins Stage 3 on June 1, 2013 May 31, 2013 No Comments The North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) released a statement about Stage 3 water restrictions that go in effect on Saturday, June 1, 2013 for Read More »
Fight the Bite: Five Tips for Mosquito Season May 26, 2013 No Comments We need the rain, not the mosquitoes. Welcome to spring in North Texas. Mosquitoes are unfortunately a fact of life. Even worse, The Center for Read More »
Mr. & Mrs. T’s Landscape eTour May 17, 2013 No Comments Ken visits Mr. and Mrs. T’s home to check on a landscape project Village Green finished two weeks ago. Like many of Village Green’s projects, Read More »
Village Green Mosquito Assassin Program May 13, 2013 No Comments Cooking on the grill, playing with the kids or dogs in the backyard, sitting on the porch enjoying a quiet cup of coffee? The problem Read More »
QuickTip: Spring Watering Schedule May 7, 2013 No Comments In the spring your lawn requires around a half an inch of water per week on average. That equals roughly 30 minutes for most sprinkler Read More »