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Grubworm Information and Treatment

Grubs or Grubworms can be an issue in turf from June to October in our area. The easiest way to make sure your lawn has a grubworm issue is to dig up a foot square section only a few inches deep. Look for the white larvae. A lawn with a grubworm infestation. The...

When to Apply Preemergent to Lawns

Quick definition before you start: Preemergent needs to be applied before the weed begins to grow. Apply while the weed is still in the seed form. Post-emergent kills the weed after the weed has leaves. Post-emergents work best on young plants. Older weeds will need...

What Is Humus?

It is the dark brown, almost black substance that results from the decay of organic matter in the soil or in the compost pile. It also gives soil a certain sponginess and helps it retain water. Humus is also full of microorganisms that help break down various...

Poison Ivy Control

Poison Ivy Control in the Landscape Poison ivy (Rhus toxicodendron) is a common problem in Parker County. While it is most prevalent in rural areas, it can also become a nuisance in urban and suburban landscapes. The vine develops roots readily when in contact with...

List of Drought Tolerant Plants

  We have recently moved to the area and are planning the landscape for our new house and  would like to concentrate on drought tolerant plants native to the area. Is there a list for Parker County. Thank you for using native and water wise plants in your...

Fertilizers ~ Which One to Use?

Individuals vary in their sensitivity to poison ivy. Mild cases of inflammation usually subside within a few days. If the inflammation is severe or extensive, consult a physician. To reduce the incidence of inflammation from poison ivy a person should:>Be aware of...