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…
September Lawn Care in North Texas: Fertilizing, Watering & Weed Control By Fallas Landscape | September 2026 | Serving Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen & the Greater DFW Area September in North Texas can feel like an extension of summer. Afternoon temperatures may still climb into the 90s, but shorter days and gradually cooler nights are…
If your yard looked great in May and now, somewhere in the thick of a North Texas August, it’s gone patchy, pale, and crunchy underfoot — you’re not doing anything wrong on purpose. St. Augustine is the most popular lawn grass in the DFW area for good reason: it’s lush, it handles our clay soils,…
By Fallas Landscape | Summer 2026 | Serving Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen & the Greater DFW Area It starts with the best of intentions. The thermometer hits 103°, you look out at your St. Augustine grass, and the instinct kicks in: it needs water. A lot of it. So you run the sprinklers longer, crank…
By Fallas Landscape | Summer 2026 | Serving Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen & the Greater DFW Area You spent the spring getting your lawn into shape — fertilizing, edging, watering just right. Then June hits, the temperatures climb past 95°, and suddenly there are brown patches spreading across your yard that weren’t there last week….
By Fallas Landscape | Spring 2026 | Serving Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen & the Greater DFW Area Spring in North Texas is a narrow window of opportunity. Between late February and early May, temperatures are warm enough to plant but not yet punishing — and that’s exactly when a well-designed flower bed can take root…
By Fallas Landscape | Spring 2026 | Serving Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen & the Greater DFW Area Spring in North Texas arrives fast and doesn’t wait around. One week you’re scraping frost off the windshield, and the next the redbuds are blooming and your Bermuda grass is starting to stir. That narrow window between late…
As February draws to a close and the first hints of warmer weather begin to drift across the Dallas-Fort Worth area, North Texas homeowners face a familiar and exciting challenge: transitioning their landscapes from winter dormancy into spring vitality. This window — roughly late February through mid-March — is one of the most important times…
Snow in North Texas might be rare, but when it arrives, it can leave your landscape needing some extra attention. While our subtropical climate doesn’t prepare our plants and lawns for winter weather the way northern landscapes are conditioned, a few strategic steps after a snow event can protect your investment and ensure your yard…
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