Summer Lawn Diseases
Article Source: Woodlands Water Take-All Patch Appearance Yellowing of the grass & darkening of the roots Thinning of the turf in irregular shapes Causes Spreads
The secret to easily, safely and effectively fighting weeds
By John Geiger More and more gardeners are moving away from Roundup (glyphosate) for weed control. A simple vinegar-based solution provides a powerful alternative without
Beneficial insects: What are they and why are they so, well, beneficial?
By John Geiger Beneficial insects are the unsung heroes in sustainable gardening, accounting for more than 95% of the bugs you find in your landscape.
Where do those weeds come from and how do we control them?
By Bob Dailey Every winter and early spring along the Upper Gulf Coast, weeds begin appearing in even the best-maintained lawns. Chickweed, henbit, burweed, dandelion
Brown Patch isn’t Brown Patch anymore!
By Bob Dailey That’s right. The fungal plague that makes big splotches of yellow and brown in your yard is now known as “large patch”
Beware the attack of winter lawn weeds
Plantain weed and Nutsedge By Bob Dailey While winter-dormant St. Augustine lawns have yellowed, something is going on under the soil. Winter weeds are beginning
Chinch Bugs – A Bane to Woodlands Lawns
By Bob Dailey Chinch bugs are tiny creatures – barely visible to the naked eye, but their damage to lawns belies their size. They destroy
Simple, low-cost ways to win the battle against lawn fungal diseases
By Bob Dailey Fungal problems are a fact of life in Southeast Texas, where fungus is the main disease vector in plants. Actually, most soils
Chinch bugs or drought stress? How to tell the difference
By John Geiger What are chinch Bugs? Chinch bugs are tiny creatures measuring about 1/5 inch in length when they reach adulthood. They feed on
Summer Lawn Diseases
Article Source: Woodlands Water Take-All Patch Appearance Yellowing of the grass & darkening of the roots Thinning of the turf in irregular shapes Causes Spreads
The secret to easily, safely and effectively fighting weeds
By John Geiger More and more gardeners are moving away from Roundup (glyphosate) for weed control. A simple vinegar-based solution provides a powerful alternative without
Beneficial insects: What are they and why are they so, well, beneficial?
By John Geiger Beneficial insects are the unsung heroes in sustainable gardening, accounting for more than 95% of the bugs you find in your landscape.
Where do those weeds come from and how do we control them?
By Bob Dailey Every winter and early spring along the Upper Gulf Coast, weeds begin appearing in even the best-maintained lawns. Chickweed, henbit, burweed, dandelion
Brown Patch isn’t Brown Patch anymore!
By Bob Dailey That’s right. The fungal plague that makes big splotches of yellow and brown in your yard is now known as “large patch”
Beware the attack of winter lawn weeds
Plantain weed and Nutsedge By Bob Dailey While winter-dormant St. Augustine lawns have yellowed, something is going on under the soil. Winter weeds are beginning
Chinch Bugs – A Bane to Woodlands Lawns
By Bob Dailey Chinch bugs are tiny creatures – barely visible to the naked eye, but their damage to lawns belies their size. They destroy
Simple, low-cost ways to win the battle against lawn fungal diseases
By Bob Dailey Fungal problems are a fact of life in Southeast Texas, where fungus is the main disease vector in plants. Actually, most soils
Chinch bugs or drought stress? How to tell the difference
By John Geiger What are chinch Bugs? Chinch bugs are tiny creatures measuring about 1/5 inch in length when they reach adulthood. They feed on
