Frequently Asked Questions

Early Spring (when grass starts to green up—not just when the calendar says spring)
 

Late Spring (about 6–8 weeks after the first application)
 

Mid-Summer (optional if lawn is heavily used or needs a boost)
 

Early Fall (around September, before temperatures drop)

Click link below for more detailed fertilization schedules

http://valverde.agrilife.org/files/2014/11/Lawn-Fertilization-For-Texas-Warm-Season-Grasses.pdf

Early Morning (5–9 AM) – Less evaporation, healthier roots, and lower risk of disease.

Avoid watering midday (too hot) or at night (can cause fungus).

Water 2–3 times/week, aiming for 1 inch total. Water deep, not daily.

Click link below for more detailed watering schedules

https://stories.tamu.edu/news/2023/07/07/know-when-and-how-to-water-your-lawn-and-garden-this-summer/

Yes, we offer free consultations to discuss your landscaping needs and provide a quote for our services.