spring lawn care – Village Green Lawn and Pest

Grub worm curled in soil beneath dying grass roots in a North Texas lawn

Grubs in Your North Texas Lawn? Here’s What’s Worth Worrying About — and What Isn’t

April 28, 2026 No Comments

Every spring and early summer, homeowners across Plano, Richardson, and McKinney start finding white, C-shaped larvae in their soil — and the calls start coming

Brown patch disease on a St. Augustine lawn in North Texas, showing multiple irregular tan and brown patches surrounded by healthy green grass near a tree with a mulched base.

Brown Patch in Your St. Augustine Lawn: What’s Actually Going On

April 21, 2026 No Comments

You walk outside one morning and something’s wrong. There are brown circular patches in your St. Augustine lawn — some with a darker ring around

Alt text: Split view of two North Texas lawns in spring: dry, pale Bermuda grass on the left versus lush, green, well-watered Bermuda on the right — showing the difference irrigation timing makes during a warm, dry spring.

Why some North Texas lawns are slow to green up this spring

April 17, 2026 No Comments

If your lawn is greening up well this spring, keep doing what you’re doing. But if it still looks dull or patchy, there’s a straightforward

Acorn sprouts pulled from a North Texas lawn showing what they look like in spring

Acorn Sprouts in Your Lawn: What They Are and What to Do

April 7, 2026 No Comments

You’re probably noticing them right now Every spring, as temperatures warm and new growth emerges, we get the same question from homeowners across Plano, Richardson,