If you've discovered one or more cracks in the soil of your lawn, you might be wondering what caused it and how you can fix it. Even if you're inexperienced with lawn care, conventional wisdom should lead you to believe that this isn't normal. In a healthy lawn, the soil should remain closed … [Read more...]
Archives for February 2019
How to Manage Mushrooms Growing in Your Lawn
Mushroom colonies are a common occurrence in residential landscapes. During the spring and winter, these fungal organisms will emerge through the soil, consuming valuable nutrients that would otherwise be used by grass, trees and plants. Rather than turning a blind eye and "hoping" that mushrooms … [Read more...]
How to Minimize Tree and Plant Pollen in Your Landscape
Do you suffer from tree and/or plant pollen allergies? If so, you aren't alone. According to one study, nearly one-third of the adult population regularly experiences allergy attacks from seasonal pollen. It's a common and widespread condition that causes serious discomfort for millions of … [Read more...]
5 Common Diseases in White Oak Trees You Need to Know
White oak is a hardwood tree that's native to the Southern United States, including Texas. When mature, it can reach heights of 80 to 100 feet, making it an excellent tree to grow in your landscape for shade. But if you're planning to grow white oaks, you should familiarize yourself with the … [Read more...]