Landscape edging can create beautiful, fresh separation between different parts of a landscape installation. There are many creative ways to incorporate landscape edging into your lawn and garden. Edging can help define, accentuate and create shapes for flowers, plants, stones and sitting areas.

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Spring can be a popular time for landscape maintenance due to the milder weather. Homeowners want to take advantage of cooler temperatures and the potential for more rainy days before the intense heat begins. Make the most out of the milder spring weather with our expert advice on lawn fertilization and weed control.
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Aerating your lawn can be beneficial to help nutrients, air and water reach the soil. After repeated lawn mowing, the soil can become compacted and build up a layer of grass clippings, known as thatch. When thatch begins to build up, your grass can suffer and become thin. This can even prevent further growth from spreading. This expert lawn care tip helps you understand when to aerate your lawn and why it may be needed to keep your lawn looking fresh and well groomed.

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Spring is the best season of the year in North Texas for landscape updates and general maintenance. Beginning in March, most of your lawn, trees, and ornamentals will begin coming out of dormancy as the growing season starts. During this time, rainfall is more common and gives your landscape the best possible chance to thrive during Spring and Summer.

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