We’re rolling through spring, and it’s starting to show. Here’s what’s happening in yards around Austin this week—from rainfall insights to bloom updates and a few weird facts about bluebonnets and prickly pears. Rainfall Recap (and What It Means for Your Yard) So far, we’re a bit behind. April’s average rainfall in Austin is about…
Read MoreSilkworms in Central Texas: What Are Those Worms Crawling on You? Have you ever been in a serious conversation—maybe even a meeting—only to feel something crawling on your neck? You do the jump-and-slap combo, thinking it’s a spider, and it turns out to be a tiny, green worm. Welcome to springtime in Central Texas. Those…
Read MoreTL;DR: • June bugs = no big deal (unless there’s a lot) • Their babies = turf-killing grubs • Now’s a good time to keep an eye out • We’ve got grub control if you need it What to Know About June Bugs in Austin Yards (And why they’re crashing your porch light party) It’s…
Read MoreWhy did God make mosquitoes? They suck (literally and figuratively). Mosquitoes are not just annoying – they can also put your health at risk by transmitting diseases. That’s why it’s important to take proactive steps to reduce mosquito breeding sites in your yard and protect your loved ones. Let’s discuss practical tips and tricks for…
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