Understanding Fall Armyworms and Their Impacts Posted September 12th, 2024 by lindy.admin & filed under Ask the Experts. Army Worms are a common and destructive pest in North Texas lawns. Learn how to identify, prevent, and treat an infestation. Tags: lawn issues
Irrigation Manager Bringing Clean Water to Rural Guatemala Posted September 5th, 2024 by lindy.admin & filed under News. Jose Estrada, one of Southern Botanical's Irrigation Managers, recently embarked on a meaningful journey to Guatemala, where he participated in a mission to bring clean drinking water to a rural community. His story reflects his dedication to helping others and showcases how his irrigation expertise can positively impact lives—a commitment deeply rooted in his own experiences growing up. Discovering... Learn More Tags: giving back
Turf Aeration: Why, When, and How to Aerate Your Lawn Posted September 2nd, 2024 by lindy.admin & filed under Landscape Maintenance. Turf aeration is a vital part of maintaining a healthy, vibrant lawn. By understanding the benefits and best practices for aeration, you can ensure your lawn thrives year-round.
From Concept to Creation: How to Design the Perfect Landscape for Your Dallas/Ft. Worth Property Posted August 29th, 2024 by lindy.admin & filed under Landscape Installation. Here’s a guide to help you design the perfect landscape from concept to creation. Tags: commercial, residential
What is Grey Leaf Spot and How do I Treat It? Posted August 27th, 2024 by lindy.admin & filed under Ask the Experts. Understanding Grey Leaf Spot, its causes, and how to prevent and treat it is crucial for maintaining healthy lawns, especially in regions like North Texas, where the climate is conducive to fungal growth.
How to Grow and Care for Southern Magnolia Trees Posted August 15th, 2024 by lindy.admin & filed under News. The Southern Magnolia, known scientifically as Magnolia grandiflora, is a beloved and iconic tree in the southern United States. Renowned for its stunning white flowers, deep green leaves, and impressive size, this tree has been a landscape staple for millions of years.