Winter in North Texas is tricky for landscaping. With cooler temperatures, occasional frost, and unpredictable rain, it’s easy for your lawn and garden to look
Many people think there is not much to do for lawn care in the fall season because grass stops growing as much. What they don’t
If you’ve ever spotted small patches of bright green grass that look great in spring but suddenly turn yellow and die off by summer, you’ve
Big news for our city! Frisco has just approved a massive $4.6 million project to plant new trees and landscaping along major city medians. This is more
If you’ve noticed a thick, mat-like plant with round, scalloped leaves creeping across your yard, you’re probably dealing with Creeping Charlie—also known as ground ivy.
Showy evening primrose may have delicate pink flowers, but when it shows up in your yard, it’s less of a wildflower and more of a
As heat continues to blaze across Texas, your lawn might still be holding strong—but fall is just around the corner, and with it comes the
That low-growing, yellow-flowered weed taking over your thin or patchy grass is likely black medic. While it might be mistaken for clover, this resilient annual
Dollarweed, also called pennywort, is a broadleaf weed that thrives in warm, wet conditions. With its round, shiny leaves that resemble tiny lily pads, dollarweed
Clover is a persistent broadleaf weed that will quickly disrupt the uniform appearance of a healthy lawn. While some homeowners may not mind a patch