Category: Lawn Health

Why North Dallas Homeowners Choose Village Green for Superior Lawn Health Care: Top Reasons to Switch Today

As summer fades, many North Dallas homeowners find themselves dissatisfied with their lawn’s appearance. Whether you’re handling lawn maintenance yourself or using another service, the results may not meet your expectations. If you’re considering a change in your lawn care provider, Village Green Lawn and Pest offers the perfect solution. In today’s video, Ken Hyatt, […]
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Is it too late for my lawn? Can it recover, or do I need to resod?

This is hands-down the most common question we hear at Village Green Lawn and Pest. And here’s the good news: if you’re patient, your lawn can often recover completely – no expensive resodding required! From Disaster to Dream Lawn in Just Two Years We want to show you exactly what’s possible. In this video, Ken […]
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Your Essential Summer Lawn Guide + Programming Tutorial

As North Texas temperatures continue to climb, we want to remind you that proper watering is absolutely critical to maintaining a healthy, thriving lawn this summer. We cannot stress enough how important it is to adjust your watering schedule for our intense summer conditions. Summer heat puts extraordinary stress on your lawn, causing soil to […]
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ALERT: Don’t make this common St. Augustine mistake

Picture this: it’s spring in your neighborhood, and you’re walking down the street admiring the lawns as they emerge from winter dormancy. You notice something puzzling – two adjacent St. Augustine lawns that tell completely different stories. On one side, there’s a lawn that looks somewhat neglected. The homeowner has never applied any treatments, and […]
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Mid-Spring Lawn Update

We wanted to share a quick update on what we’re observing across North Texas lawns this mid-spring season. In our latest informative video, our Founder and President Ken Hyatt reports that many St. Augustine and Zoysia lawns have experienced considerable freeze damage from the dramatic temperature swings in February, when temperatures plummeted from the mid-80s […]
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