Why You Want a Beautifully Brown Lawn in January
January 19, 2020
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As contrary as it may seem, too much green in your lawn in January is a sign that you have a lot of winter weeds.
Ken’s Quick Tip: Picking the Right Pipe
March 13, 2019
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A critical component in a happy and healthy lawn and landscape is proper drainage. Your lawn’s health depends on how well it can retain and
Ken’s Quick Tip: An Unwelcome Sign Spring is Near in North Texas
March 4, 2019
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At Village Green a sure sign that spring is near is the arrival of henbit North Texas lawns. And while any sign of spring is
Ken’s Quick Tip: The #1 problem with two-thirds of the lawns in North Texas
January 22, 2019
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This is Village Green’s 39th year in the lawn and landscape business in North Texas (I’m getting old!) Seriously though, I’ve seen a lot of
Ken’s Quick Tip: Winter Weed Control (Why Brown is Beautiful)
January 15, 2019
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Last week I posted a photo on the Village Green’s Facebook page. The photo which you can see here, shows a lawn that isn’t using
Ken’s Quick Tip: How to Protect your Plants this Winter in North Texas
December 10, 2018
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The first day of winter is December 21 which means we’ll be seeing more cold fronts pushing through North Texas over the next few months
Ken’s Quick Tip: What to do About Fall Leaves
December 3, 2018
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Many of our customers wrongly assume that leaving fall leaves on their lawn is a good thing. Actually it is not, and the reason why
Ken’s Quick Tip: How to Plant a Healthy Tree
November 26, 2018
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By far the two biggest mistakes I see when home owners (and some landscape companies) plant a tree is planting too low, and too much
Landscape Spotlight: Rediscovering the Outdoors from the Comfort of Home
November 9, 2018
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There are many reasons our customers decide to update their landscape. Some do it for better curb appeal, while others want a great space to relax
Landscape Spotlight: A Question of Texas Plants for New York Transplants
May 9, 2018
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I met Mr. and Mrs. P in my Sunday school class as Suncreek UMC. They had recently relocated from New York to the Dallas area and