Still Planting by the Calendar?
If you garden long enough in East Texas, you’ll learn one thing the hard way:
The calendar will lie to you.
Right now, outdoor conditions feel...
Spring Fertilization in East Texas: Why a Lighter Touch Often Produces Better Lawns
Spring fertilization is often viewed as the solution to winter-worn lawns, but in East Texas, more fertilizer doesn’t always mean better results. In fact,...
The First Spring Mow: Why Timing and Technique Matter More Than You Think
For many East Texas homeowners, the first mow of spring feels like a milestone—a sign that winter is finally over. But mowing too early...
Texas Crawfish Outlook Strong Despite Early Harvest Delays
Texas Crop and Weather Report
Despite a slow start, Texas crawfish production remains steady, and consumers can expect an average season amid ongoing demand, according...
Spring Weed Control in East Texas: How Early Decisions Shape Your Lawn All Summer
In East Texas, weeds rarely wait for summer. They begin growing quietly in early spring, often before homeowners realize there’s a problem. By the...