Spring is considered a time of birth and renewal. This time is also when people are motivated to spring clean. Late March through April is often the time apartment communities look to add color to their commercial landscaping. Unlike many parts of the US,...

Goodbye. Adios. Chow. Au revoir. However you want to say it, we’re happy February is over.Meteorologists have called it “one of the biggest, nastiest and longest-lasting polar vortexes they’ve seen”, and they have been watching since at least the 1940's....

Just outside of Dallas in Richardson, Texas, Cortland Canyon Creek has the look and feel of a world-class resort with a long list of luxury in-unit and community amenities. Among its popular amenities are an infinity pool with a sundeck, lounge, cabanas, and fire pit,...

The cold, damp weather of winter often gets a bad rap for wreaking destruction on plants. While it is true that some plants are more sensitive to cold temperatures and are at a greater risk of shock, the winter weather can provide benefits to your plants....

It happens every January and February-the leaves on your live oak drop to the ground and causes a mess. Each year you think your tree is dying, but it doesn’t. Instead, it gets replenished with new, green leaves in the spring. This is a naturally occurring...

As Jack Frost approaches North Texas, he brings cold temperatures, snow, and drying winds that can wreak havoc on your landscape. Frosts and freezes can cause windburn and broken branches, burst sprinkler systems, and damage to shrubs and trees. The good...