Important Adjustments to Lawn Fertilization Plans Based on Winter Weather March 1, 2021 No Comments What a roller coaster we’ve seen the past few weeks with our weather and temperatures! At our household, we were lucky, only a few pipe Read More »
Fertilization & Weed Control FAQ’s March 6, 2020 No Comments We have compiled a list of the most commonly asked questions regarding the Village Green fertilization and weed control plan. How much does it cost? Read More »
Ken’s Quick Tip: Picking the Right Pipe March 13, 2019 No Comments 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 Read More »
Ken’s Quick Tip: An Unwelcome Sign Spring is Near in North Texas March 4, 2019 No Comments 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 Read More »
Ken’s Quick Tip: The #1 problem with two-thirds of the lawns in North Texas January 22, 2019 No Comments 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 Read More »
Village Green Talks Video Blog: Weeds! April 11, 2013 No Comments Ken has what we’d call a love hate relationship with weeds. As you’ll see In today’s first ever Green Talks Video Blog (our first, Read More »
Village Green Landscape e-Tour April 9, 2013 No Comments Village Green Landscape e-Tour from Ken Hyatt on Vimeo. Ken Hyatt, the founder and owner of Village Green gives a quick e-Tour of a Plano, Read More »
The Only Good Weed is One That Never Grew January 15, 2013 No Comments What are we doing in January and February to make lawns look great in the spring? We’re applying a weed preventative to block the weeds Read More »
Bare Patches in Bermuda August 1, 2012 No Comments Take a look at these bare patches in the bermuda lawn below. I see patches like these very frequently, any idea what causes them? The Read More »
One tough weed – Virginia Buttonweed May 19, 2011 No Comments This is Virginia Buttonweed. What makes it tough to control is its viney roots underground. Most weed killers that are labeled for dandelions such as Read More »