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People cherish crepe myrtles, aka, crape myrtles for their vibrant blooms and ability to thrive in warmer climates. But, if you’ve noticed your crepe myrtle
Summertime in North Texas is full of extra things to consider regarding your lawn’s health: excessive heat, watering restrictions, even weeds and pests that specifically
Grass height is more than just a personal preference. Depending on the season and type of grass, there are some optimal lengths to keep your
You may already be aware of the various fungal diseases that can affect the health and beauty of your grass. But did you know there
Many things are involved in North Texas lawn care and maintenance, but timing plays the key role. You may wonder what steps you have to
The recent freeze our state endured generated a level of weather-related destruction we rarely see here in North Texas. With the power outages, limited water
Anyone who is both a garden lover and an animal lover knows the importance of determining which plants may or may not be harmful to
Short, darker days in the cold months of winter can be hard for gardeners. Fortunately, there are many tropical, cold hardy plants to help keep
Urban and forest soil types are different in many ways, namely due to the climate and surrounding vegetation. This is why you’ll notice certain plants
Mulching and pulling weeds in fall is an important component of year-round lawn care. Fall lasts from September 21st, the autumnal equinox, to December 21st,
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People cherish crepe myrtles, aka, crape myrtles
Living in North Texas means dealing with
As summer transitions into fall, lawn care
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