To drip or not to drip…. That is the question! Drip irrigation has been around for a while, yet many properties are hesitant to make the switch. As we continue to see water costs rise and more towns implement commercial watering guidelines, we believe drip irrigation...
Mulch: you probably don’t think much of it beyond the visual appeal. However, mulch is vital to the long-term health of your property’s plant beds. Skimp on mulching, and you could face poor plant health, higher water costs, and weed issues. Add too much and you risk...
Winter is one of the best times to plant in Texas because our soil rarely freezes, and our area doesn’t typically get standing snow. By planting key items in winter, you can save money, lower water usage, and ensure your property’s landscape is ready when spring...
Winter is coming… and that means it’s time to prepare for winter watering. Unlike northern states, Texas does not get cold enough to require winter weatherization practices such as shutting down irrigation systems. Our winter temperatures and soil structure mean your...
A rain/freeze sensor is a simple plastic device that is designed to shut off your property’s irrigation system in the event of freezing temperatures and / or rain. While they won’t track or predict the weather, they can help you save water. They also help protect...
Is your property’s water bill increasing despite your water saving initiatives? North Texas has a finite supply of water, and the greatest impact to this supply is a rapidly growing population. Some experts believe the growth North Texas is on pace to outstrip the...
