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If it feels like weeds return no matter how many times you pull, spray, or treat them—you’re not imagining it. Weeds keep coming back because
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Winter in North Texas often means rain, frost, and muddy lawns. We’ve dealt with muddy lawns ourselves, and here’s how we handled it to keep
Mulch is one of the simplest, most effective ways to protect your plants, improve soil health, and keep your lawn or garden looking polished year-round.