How To Get Rid of Bare Patches in a Shady Lawn July 24, 2014 No Comments Just the other day I got this email from a customer: “I am unable to grow grass on the heavily-shaded west side of my house. Read More »
Important Information About Chinch Bug Damage in North Texas Lawns July 1, 2014 No Comments Your North Texas lawn needs three things to thrive: sun, water, and food. If you are doing everything right, yet your lawn looks like it Read More »
Summer Watering Guide June 10, 2014 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 »
Spring Watering Guide & Grass Update May 15, 2014 No Comments The past few weeks I’ve spent most of my time visiting lawn after lawn and talking with customers about what’s wrong with their grass. In Read More »
Secrets to a Healthy Lawn: Food April 20, 2014 No Comments What better day, than Earth Day, to publish our final installment on our three part series on the secrets to a healthy lawn? As we’ve Read More »
Secrets to a Healthy Lawn: Water February 25, 2014 No Comments One of my constants is a lawn needs three things: water, food, and sun. If it has all three it will grow on concrete (not forever, Read More »
Secrets to a Healthy Lawn: Sun February 19, 2014 No Comments The secret to a healthy lawn in North Texas is comprised of three things: water, food, and sun. Today I want to focus on the Read More »
Lawn Aeration 101 January 21, 2014 No Comments Does your lawn really need to be aerated? That’s a question we are asked a lot at Village Green, and to be honest, our Read More »
What Do You Do With Leaves?!? November 23, 2013 No Comments 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 Read More »
Green Talks Video Blog: Drought Stress August 30, 2013 No Comments Ken Hyatt, President and Founder of Village Green shows how you can tell if your lawn is showing the classic signs of drought stress. Read More »