Do you love your yard full of mature trees but struggle with patchy grass and bare dirt spots underneath? You’re not alone, and there’s a solution perfectly suited for the North Texas climate.
A Success Story from North Texas
In today’s feature, we explore a local homeowner’s struggle with their front lawn. Despite having six beautiful mature trees, their north-facing yard was two-thirds struggling St. Augustine grass and one-third bare dirt. Sound familiar?
The key discovery? Choosing the right grass for the right conditions makes all the difference.
Many homeowners attempt to grow sun-loving grasses like Bermuda, St. Augustine, or Zoysia in shaded areas, but these grasses need 4-5 hours of direct sunlight daily. That’s where our 45 years of North Texas experience comes into play.
The Game-Changing Solution
We introduced fescue grass strategically into the shaded areas of the homeowner’s lawn. Unlike other grasses, fescue thrives in low-light conditions and remains healthy and green without direct sunlight.
The Results?
A lush, full lawn even under heavy tree cover.
While there may be some variation up close, the overall appearance is an attractive, healthy lawn.
Benefits for Your Lawn
✓ Year-round green coverage – Fescue stays vibrant even when other grasses go dormant
✓ Fills in bare spots naturally where sun-loving grasses have failed
✓ Works with your existing landscape – no need to remove beloved trees
✓Proven results in North Texas conditions specifically
The Village Green Advantage
With 45 years of experience serving North Texas homeowners, we understand the unique challenges of our climate, soil, and seasonal patterns. Our customized lawn health programs are tailored to your yard’s specific conditions, sun exposure, and grass types.
Not happy with your lawn’s health?
Contact us for a complimentary lawn consultation. Our affordable lawn health plans have proven results, with satisfied customer reviews to back them up. See what your neighbors are saying about Village Green.
Call or text 972-495-6990 to get started today!
