What Do You Do With Leaves?!?
November 23, 2013
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Fall is here and so are the leaves! One of the questions we get during this time of year is what should our customers do
Cold Weather Plant Care
November 21, 2013
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An artic cold front pushing into our area later tonight promises to bring much colder temperatures and the possibility of sleet to parts of North
Meet the Team: Shelby Hyatt
November 21, 2013
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Founded in 1980 by Ken Hyatt, Village Green is a family owned business that specializes in lawn care, landscaping, fertilization and weed control, sprinkler repair, and mosquito
Dallas Baptist University Christmas Light Installation
November 8, 2013
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It’s time for installing lights at Dallas Baptist University. The regular crew installs lights on trees but it’s become a tradition that the Hyatt family
Meet the Team: Haley Pitts
October 19, 2013
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Founded in 1980 by Ken Hyatt, Village Green is a family owned business that specializes in lawn care, landscaping, fertilization and weed control, sprinkler repair, and mosquito
Village Green Landscape eTour (The N’s)
August 9, 2013
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Ken Hyatt, Village Green founder and president, takes us on another personal tour of a recently completed landscape project. See how Village Green transformed this
Grubs are coming…is your lawn ready?
July 4, 2013
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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
How do you avoid grub damage?
May 19, 2011
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Grub worms can cause serious damage to lawns in late summer. Until recently we had to wait for the damage before we treated for them
Lawn a weedy mess?
April 27, 2011
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Is your lawn a weedy mess? There’s still hope! A north Dallas lawn needs four things to be healthy and lush. Lots of sun, the
Impatiens are a good shade annual
April 20, 2011
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Looking for a colorful shade annual? You won’t find anything more colorful than impatiens. These will easily reach 12″ and I’ve seen some reach 24″.