Each year, North Texas lawns face persistent threats from sources like insect damage and fungal infections. For local Tarrant County homeowners, implementing lawn disease control is often the difference between patchy turf and lush green grass. If you want to...
When you see a brown patch on your lawn, it may be tempting to jump to the conclusion that your turf isn’t getting sufficient water. However, consider calling a lawn care professional before you drag out the sprinkler. That spot of unhealthy grass may indicate the...
This is a continuation of the article at Seven Worst Lawn Problems in North Texas Chinch Bugs Circular brown patches in the midst of your St. Augustine in middle or late summer are signs of chinch bugs. To find out if this is the case, try this trick. Cut both ends...
Throughout north Texas, homeowners’ lawns take a beating. The sources range from weather extremes and over or under watering to using improper fertilizer and the invasion of lawn-destroying bugs. When you see your lawn turning yellow or brown, it’s important to...
When warm, rainy weather comes to Texas, it's all but a certainty that grey leaf spot follows. This fungus is bad news for Texas lawns. At its worst, it can cause large sections of turf to die. If you suspect that you have grey leaf spot, contact us for the most...
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