Lawn Care Tips

November Lawn Care Guide: Warm to Cool Fall Watering, Ryegrass Overseeding & Planting Sod Now November can be a weird month for Houston lawns. Some years feel like fall. Other years still feel like August. In the November 2025 Houston Grass Podcast, Michael Romine walks through what that means for your St. Augustine, Bermuda, and […]

October Lawn Care: Shifting from Summer to Fall Preparation TL;DR Summary Late October is bringing Houston its first real cold front, and that means it’s time to shift from summer lawn care to fall preparation. Michael Romine from Houston Grass shares what you need to know this month—how to handle brown patch fungus, repair chinch

Get expert answers to Houston’s most common sod questions—buying, installing, and caring for your lawn—from the family-owned Houston Grass farm. Trusted local advice for St. Augustine, Zoysia, and Bermuda lawns that thrive in Texas weather.

Summary of the Podcast – Essential August Lawn Care in Houston August Lawn Care in Houston: Battling Heat, Pests, and Fungus Surviving Another Houston Summer As we near the end of August, Houston lawns have endured months of heat, humidity, and scattered rain showers. Some areas have enjoyed regular rainfall, while others just a few

Houston Summer Lawn Rescue: The Ultimate Guide to Saving Your Houston Lawn Summer in Houston brings intense heat, high humidity, and unpredictable rainfall. For homeowners, this means one thing: your lawn is under siege. From drought stress to fungal diseases and persistent pests, keeping your grass green and healthy can feel like an uphill battle.

Surviving the Houston Summer: Expert Lawn Care Tips from the Houston Grass Podcast Summer in Houston is no joke. With soaring temperatures, relentless humidity, and unpredictable rainfall, keeping your lawn healthy can feel like a full-time job. In the latest episode of the Houston Grass Podcast, Michael Romine shares his decades of experience and practical

Summer Grass Care in Houston: Pro Tips for a Healthy Lawn By Michael Romine – Houston Grass As we head into the heart of summer, lawn care gets a whole lot trickier in the Houston area. The mild spring days are gone, and now we’re staring down months of heat, humidity, and long dry spells.