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Fall is Lawn Fungus Season
Fall weather is great for us, but it can be tough on your lawn. Cool nights, warm days, and frequent rain create the perfect conditions for lawn fungus, especially brown patch. If you’re seeing circular brown or yellow patches that seem to be spreading, fungus could...
Fall is Lawn Fungus Season
Fall weather is great for us, but it can be tough on your lawn. Cool nights, warm days, and frequent rain create the perfect conditions for lawn fungus, especially brown patch. If you’re seeing circular brown or yellow patches that seem to be spreading, fungus could...
Plant of the Week: Drift Roses
It’s August and our plant of the week today is the Drift Rose! We’re trimming Drift and Knockout Roses right now to encourage new blooms in the fall. https://youtube.com/shorts/3R7lRV_N1kw?feature=share Drift Roses were originally bred by the Meilland International...
Seeing Earwigs? Try This
If you're finding earwigs inside your home... Don't spray the bug. Fix the reason it's there. Earwigs don't usually want to be inside. They move indoors when it's too hot, too dry, or too wet outside, and summer heat sends them searching for moisture. If you're seeing...
The Real Reason Earwigs Are Coming Inside Right Now
If you're seeing earwigs inside your home... It's not because they want to be there. It's because your yard is driving them inside. Summer heat dries out the ground. Earwigs need moisture to survive. So they head indoors looking for cool, damp places to hide. The...
Your Roses NEED This in August
If you have Knock Out roses, now is the time for their second trim of the year. We recommend trimming them twice a year: once around February and again in August. This time of year, your roses usually get a little tall and leggy. Don't be afraid to cut them back to...
Plant of the Week: Bird of Paradise
Our plant of the week is The Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia reginae). Its vibrant blooms earned their name because they resemble colorful birds in flight!
Did you know? When a sunbird lands on the flower’s sturdy, boat-shaped bloom, its weight opens the flower and dusts the bird’s feet with sticky pollen, helping with pollination.
The Shop S2 E7: Based On A True Story
The Shop is back! This time, one of our team members (who shall remain unnamed... 👀) decided it would be a great idea to introduce Garrett to a new office pet! Let's just say... the office had some mixed reactions 😂 Don't worry, no bosses or snakes were harmed in the...
Building a Backflow Prevention Device
Our Irrigation Manager David built a new backflow prevention device for one of our clients. What is a backflow prevention device? This device assures that dirty irrigation water cannot be back siphoned into our drinking water. If you have a sprinkler system or pool,...
Full Landscape Cleanup | Shreveport, LA
Happy Transformation Tuesday! This week, we completed a full landscape cleanup across this lovely property. To start, our crew removed weeds, grasses, leaves, vines, and other debris from the flowerbeds. We carefully trimmed and shaped the ornamental trees and shrubs...
Plant of the Week: Portulaca
Our Plant of the Week today is Portulaca! Portulaca (aka Moss Rose) is one of the toughest flowers you can plant. It thrives in full sun, loves the heat, and adds vibrant color all season with very little maintenance. Nicknamed the "9 O'Clock Flower," its blooms open...