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How to Identify and Treat Tree Scale in Texas
Trees are an important part of our Texas landscape. Yet, we sometimes take them for granted. These gentle giants seem to be indestructible and a permanent part of the landscape. But there are many problems that trees in Texas face and if we don’t take care of our trees, the next generation won’t be able... Read more »
Keep Weeds Out of Your Texas Lawns With These Steps
Weeds are an annoying part of owning a lawn. Anyone familiar with fighting weeds knows that they seem to pop up faster than you can pull them. However, with proper weed management and knowing how weeds work, you can achieve your lawn care goals by controlling and even prevent them from ruining the look of... Read more »
Common Pests Found In Texas Lawns
As we prepare our yards for spring, there are a number of threats that we need to be aware of. The most destructive of those threats are lawn pests. Lawn pests cost Texas homeowners millions of dollars in lawn damage each year. That’s why it is so important to stay vigilant and be able to... Read more »
Ring In the New Year with Your 2020 Lawn Care Goals
The new year brings us the opportunity to start fresh with our lawn care. 2020 could finally be the year that you achieve the perfect lawn. Your dream lawn. It’s possible to get that ideal lawn. Lush, thick grass, perfect for entertaining guests or for the kids and pets to play. If you want to... Read more »
Weed Control, Lawn Fertilization, and Insect Control: The Best Holiday Gifts of the Year
Here at Ashton Walden Turf Services, we’ve found the best holiday gift of the year: lawn care. Weed control, fertilization, and insect control are the gifts that keep giving. Giving someone the gift of weed control, year-round fertilization, or insect control gives that person you love peace of mind throughout the year. If you know... Read more »
Fall Tree Care: Your Guide to Healthy Trees This Fall
Here in Texas, fall is the perfect time to tend to your trees. Fall tree care is a great way to give your trees a healthy boost and prepare them for winter dormancy. As temperatures start to dip, trees drop their leaves and go dormant. During their winter dormancy, all of the energy that was... Read more »