Best Lawn & Landscape Practices

Now here’s a test you want to take. Soil Testing – the key to a lush, green lawn and landscape – tells you if your soil has

Protecting Your Home Prior to Freezing Weather Locate your water shutoff and make sure it works. Find your house’s water main shutoff valve and turn

By Bob Dailey If you thought the wildly frigid temperatures of Winter Storm Uri were going to reduce insect populations, think again. Just go outside.

By Bob Dailey Single-family water usage in The Woodlands for 2020 was approximately 3.5 billion gallons, a far cry from the 2011 usage of 5.7

By Bob Dailey Every year about this time, residents began calling to report their grass is dying. Their beautiful, green, lush St. Augustine has turned

By Bob Dailey Chinch bugs are tiny creatures – barely visible to the naked eye, but their damage to lawns belies their size. They destroy

By Bob Dailey It’s hot and your lawn might be looking a little peaked. The first response is to turn on the irrigation system and

By Bob Dailey There’s plenty of water in the world…just not where we want and need it. The massive Oglala Aquifer, the largest in North

By Bob Dailey Green lawns are attractive. Keeping them attractive is not much of a problem if you follow a few simple rules. A&M Research

By Bob Dailey There are 4,000,000 acres of turf grass grown in Texas and many species, each with its own characteristics and its own pros