Maintaining a healthy lawn is essential for any homeowner. This guide provides valuable information on caring for established grasses, particularly St. Augustine, Bermuda, and Zoysia. Established grass refers to grass that has been planted for at least a year. For any questions, feel free to contact us at 281-431-7441. Click the button to download this …
In this episode of the Houston Grass podcast, Michael Romine discusses the recent weather conditions in the Houston area, emphasizing the heavy rains and their impact. He talks about how Hurricane Beryl and persistent rain have saturated the soil, stopping grass harvesting for more than a week. The podcast talks about common issues faced by …
In this episode of the Houston Grass Podcast, Michael talks about grass care in the heat of Houston’s hot summer weather. Call us at 281-431-7441 for answers to your questions and a quick quote for your next grass project. Summary of Grass Health Tips for Houston’s Hot Summer Good morning everyone. I’m Michael Romine and …
In this edition of the Houston Grass Podcast, Michael provides with an in-depth look at summer lawn care, particularly for St. Augustine grass. The discussion covers key topics such as the importance of fertilizing with a slow-release nitrogen product like Superturf, proper watering techniques to avoid drought stress and chinch bugs, ideal mowing heights and …
In this video, Houston Grass Owner Michael Romine describes the advantages of newly-developed Cobalt St. Augustine grass. It was created by the scientists at Texas A&M to offer advantages over every other grass variety used in the Houston area. Call us at 281-431-7441 with your questions and to reserve your grass. Summary of the Cobalt …
In this episode of the Houston Grass Podcast, Michael talks about Houston springtime lawn care and shares tips for getting your lawn off to a great start for our Southeast Texas climate. He covers information about fertilization, using weed and feeds, mowing heights, watering and tree trimming. He also talks about how to prevent chinch …
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