Grass Works Blog

Living in Central Texas means dealing with heat and droughts that can lead to brown, dead grass. Homeowners who want a lush, green lawn need grass that can withstand the blazing temperatures. Palisades Zoysia grass…

As summer fades into fall, you’ll need to prepare your lawn for winter. Your grass will become dormant, making it crucial to take action against weeds that thrive in colder weather. Fortunately, multiple products you…

Lawn care is never easy in Central Texas. Many of the most prized grasses require significant maintenance, while unwanted plants like crabgrass thrive in the intense heat the region experiences.  Be that as it may,…

Central Texas can prove to be a challenging climate for homeowners looking to grow and maintain lawns. The demands of the region have led to several grasses being popular choices including Bermuda, Buffalo, Zoysia, and…

For homeowners associations (HOAs), the community landscape represents one of its most visible and valuable assets. Well-maintained lawns with massive curb appeal help to boost the values of homes in the area and increase resident…

There’s nothing quite like a lush green lawn to boost your home’s curb appeal. And of course, one of the best ways to achieve a green lawn is by watering it. But did you know…

Taking steps to maintain a healthy lawn is essential in any region, but it’s especially important in Texas, where dry air, extreme heat, and infrequent rain all play a role in damaging the grass on…

Whether you’re a homeowner or you own commercial property, boosting your property’s curb appeal is always a priority. One guaranteed way to meet that goal is by planting trees on your property, but once you…

If you live in Texas, you probably see some sort of oak tree daily. That’s because Texas is home to over 50 species of oak trees. Understandably, it can be difficult for an untrained eye…

A beautiful lawn is a source of pride for many homeowners. But if you ever feel like you’re fighting a constant battle to maintain luscious and healthy grass, you’re definitely not alone.  One popular solution…