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…
As the new year is here in North Texas, many homeowners think winter is a time to ignore the yard until warmer days return. But at Fallas Landscape, we know the truth: what you do (or don’t do) during these cooler months directly impacts how lush and healthy your lawn and landscape will look when…
Hey there! Now that the holiday decorations are coming down, let’s talk about getting your yard in shape for the new year. Don’t worry – these tasks are easier than your New Year’s resolutions, and they’ll set your landscape up for success in 2025. 1. Give Your Trees and Shrubs a Haircut Think of January…
Winter can be harsh on the most carefully tended yards, leaving behind signs of damage that can seem overwhelming to any homeowner. From frost-killed plants to worn-out soil, the aftermath of winter requires a strategic approach to get your landscape back in shape for the radiant seasons ahead. As we transition into warmer weather, it’s…
The most important factor in trimming plants is to know when you should do it. Keeping your plants healthy is a concern of all plant owners. So, researching when the best time to prune is very common. If you have shrubs and trees in your yard, you probably want to trim them back in April…
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