Signs Your East Texas Lawn Is Stressed — and What to Do About It
Lawn stress in East Texas often shows up in subtle ways long before it becomes severe. A stressed lawn rarely looks dramatically bad right...
Harvesting Rainwater: An Old Idea Worth Revisiting
The collection and storage of rainwater for later use is nothing new. It was done long before any “green movement” was even thought about....
Fighting Summer Weeds in East Texas Before They Take Over
Summer brings out the most aggressive weeds in East Texas. Crabgrass, dallisgrass, nutsedge, spurge, and a long list of broadleaf weeds all thrive in...
Managing the Pond You Already Have
Most pond owners wish that something was a little bit different about the pond on their property. Maybe it's that the water's too muddy....
Smart Watering: How Much Water Your East Texas Lawn Actually Needs
Watering is one of the most important — and most misunderstood — parts of East Texas lawn care. Too little water and grass struggles....