From Broadleaf, Chickweed, and more, learn about the common weeds we see here in Texas and how to identify them.
Check out our watering guide for expert tips on watering your lawn in the DFW area!
Check out our expert tips on mowing your lawn! We offer expertise for Zoysia, Bermuda, and St Augustine grass.
Take all root rot is a disease that mostly effects ST Augustine in the Fort Worth area but can also be found in Bermuda and Zoysia. TARR is usually first detected in the early spring as the turf is coming out of dormancy of in the fall when temperatures are cooling off.
Along with bird feeders, birdbaths are a great way to attract a large number of birds to your yard. The best thing about birdbaths is that they are simple. Anything that can hold a few inches of water can be turned into a birdbath.
When mosquitoes bite, you probably don’t stop to examine what species it is. You just swat and move on. But if you did stop to look, you might be surprised to learn that mosquitoes come in all shapes and sizes.
Have you noticed odd, brown-like stripes appearing out of nowhere on your Dallas area lawn over the last few weeks? No, you are not going crazy, and no, aliens did not just land in your backyard.
Are you interested to know which type of grass is best for your Fort Worth lawn? In this article, we’ll go over the most common types of grasses grown in Texas, their advantages and disadvantages, and how you can best care for your lawn’s specific needs.
“Scalping” is a term many homeowners may not be familiar with. Don’t worry – this doesn’t involve blood and guts! It means mowing your lawn at a much lower setting than you normally would.