How to Care for Lawn in Summer: An Informative Guide

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Summer in North Texas brings relentless heat, drought, and soil challenges that can leave lawns looking parched and patchy. If you’re wondering how to care for your lawn in summer, you’re not alone—this season demands a tailored approach to keep grass healthy. At Ryno Lawn Care, we specialize in strategies that tackle North Texas’ unique […]

What Kills Nutsedge but Not Grass?

Nutsedge

Let’s face it: nutsedge is the uninvited guest of the plant world. You didn’t ask for it. You didn’t want it. But there it is, popping up in your lawn like a smug, neon-green troll with a vendetta. If you’ve ever stared at your yard and muttered, “What kills nutsedge but not grass?” while waving […]

Spring Lawn Care Seasonal Guide

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Get Your Zoysia, Bermuda, or St. Augustine Grass Summer-Ready! Spring in North Texas is like Mother Nature hitting the “go” button. One day, it’s 55°F and drizzly; the next, it’s 85°F and sunny. For your lawn, this means it’s time to wake up—but how you care for it now sets the stage for a lush, green summer. […]

Choosing the Best Pigweed Herbicide

Drop Spreader

If you’ve ever had pigweed take over your garden, lawn, or farm, you know how stubborn and relentless this weed can be. It seems to pop up overnight, grow at lightning speed, and before you know it, it’s outcompeting your plants for nutrients, water, and sunlight. To make matters worse, certain types of pigweed—like Palmer […]

Best Spring Lawn Fertilizer for Warm Season Grasses

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Spring in North Texas is a critical time for lawn care. North Texas deals with a unique blend of clay-heavy soil, unpredictable weather, and scorching summer heat just around the corner. Using spring lawn fertilizer means the difference between a lush, green oasis and a patchy, stressed-out yard. At Ryno Lawn Care, we know that […]

Pre-Emergent Secrets: Stopping Weeds Before They Sprout

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Spring in North Texas is a double-edged sword. Welcomed rains revive lawns, but they also awaken dormant weed seeds. Pre-emergent herbicides are the unsung heroes of stopping weeds. They form an invisible shield in the soil to block weeds like crabgrass, dallisgrass, and poa annua before they emerge. But success hinges on precision—apply too early or […]

When to Hand-Pull Weeds vs. Using Herbicides: Pros and Cons

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Weeds—every gardener’s least favorite guest. One day, your lawn looks pristine, and the next, it’s a jungle of dandelions, crabgrass, and clover. But when it comes to getting rid of them, should you roll up your sleeves and start pulling, or is it time to break out the herbicide? The answer? It depends. Let’s dive […]

Patchy Lawn Repair: Spring Fertilization and Pre-Emergent Fixes

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Is your lawn looking a little worse for wear after winter? If you’re dealing with bare spots, thin grass, or uneven growth, you’re not alone. Many homeowners struggle with patchy lawn repair in spring, but the good news is that the right combination of spring fertilization and pre-emergent weed control can set your yard up […]

Top 5 Spring Weeds in North Texas & How to Stop Them

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Spring in North Texas brings warmer temperatures and weeds eager to hijack your lawn. Texans get unpredictable spring rains, fluctuating temperatures, and clay-heavy soil. All of which creates the perfect storm for invasive weeds to thrive. Left unchecked, these invaders will steal nutrients, water, and sunlight from your grass. You’ll begin to notice that your […]

What are Pre-Emergents & When to Apply

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Keeping your lawn healthy and weed-free in North Texas requires a proactive approach. If you’re new to lawn care, you have probably heard the buzz word, pre-emergents. What exactly are pre-emergent herbicides? Understanding how these herbicides work and the best times to apply them is important. What Are Pre-Emergent Herbicides? Pre-emergent herbicides are chemicals designed […]