By Fallas Landscape | Fall 2026 Late September in North Texas can feel like two seasons at once. The calendar says fall, but warm afternoons may still have your landscape working through summer conditions. For homeowners in Plano, Frisco, McKinney, and surrounding communities, this is a good time to take stock and prepare for more…
As the crisp air of late fall settles over North Texas, we’re reminded that winter is just around the corner. With the temperature falling, now is the critical time to winterize your landscape. A well-prepared yard not only survives the chill but emerges stronger in spring, bursting with vibrant growth. At Fallas Landscape, we’ve helped…
As the scorching Texas summer gives way to the milder temperatures of autumn, it’s time for North Texas homeowners to shift their focus to fall lawn care. At Fallas Landscape, we understand that a beautiful, healthy lawn requires year-round attention, and fall is a crucial season for setting your lawn up for success. In this…
As the fall cooler air begins to replace the warmth of summer, it’s time to turn our attention to preparing our landscapes for the coming fall season. At Fallas Landscape, we understand that a well-maintained landscape not only enhances the beauty of your property but also ensures the health and longevity of your plants. In…
Discover the Magic of Easy-Care Landscaping For many Texas homeowners, the dream of a beautiful front yard often clashes with the reality of maintaining it. Whether you’re a busy professional or simply someone who prefers to spend their weekends relaxing rather than laboring in the garden, finding the right plants can make all the difference….
As the scorching Texas summer gradually yields to cooler temperatures, it’s time for gardeners in North Texas to start thinking about preparing their landscapes for the fall and winter seasons. One essential element in this preparation is mulch. Mulching offers a multitude of benefits for your garden, from conserving moisture to insulating plant roots. We’ll…
It’s Fall in Texas. As temperatures begin to dip and the days get shorter, North Texas gardeners are presented with a fantastic opportunity to spruce up their gardens with a burst of fall color. The slightly cooler weather from the 90-100 degree days provides an optimal environment for a variety of flowers, that will allow…
It is best to landscape in the spring and even summer when the weather is most favorable for growth. However, the harsh winter brings new challenges. Knowing these difficulties will help one have a better overall understanding of what needs to be prepared for over the coming months. Poor winter landscaping decisions can still affect…
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