AGCLandscapingServices

01/21/2023

And so, it begins: Crapemyrtle butchering season. The only pruning crapemyrtles ever need (if at all) is thinning the trunks as they are developing to the desired permanent number, removing

01/17/2023

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$300 Million! That is the cost of hauling leaves from your garden in Texas alone!
Compost. Now!
Three ways:
1. Best: Leave the leaves -where they fall, that is nature's commandment. You could mow over them to shred into smaller particles and speed the composting process, but this is not necessary.
2. Rake the leaves into your beds and around trees to provide mulch which will eventually return nutrients to the soil. Drop kitchen scraps into your beds and cover with the leaves.
3. Start a compost pile -a wire bin, a tumbler, worm composting. Gather leaves, create a pile, mix 1 part green and 2 parts brown materials.
Read from the best:
https://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/earthkind/landscape/dont-bag-it/

12/21/2022

Happy first day of winter! As the weather drops, don't forget to bring some of your outdoor family inside. 🌿❄ When temperatures overnight are in the 30's and lower, it is time to bring the tropicals indoors
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12/19/2022

We are in for another cold 🥶season this year! Do your best to cover the root system of your plants as much as you can. Mulch and leaves are great to help protect the roots as well. Stay warm ❤️

11/16/2022

We are truly grateful for you! These past few years as a small business have been quite challenging. We would like to take a moment to thank you for your continued support, trust, and business.

Please make a note that as much as we are grateful for you, we are equally grateful for our team. In observance of the holiday, we will be closed the week of Thanksgiving to give them time with their families. We would like to wish you and your family a wonderful Thanksgiving.

11/16/2022

We try to be as transparent as possible. I don’t see any reason to gate keep these tips!

Add as much as 15% to your home's value with these expert landscaping tips.

10/18/2022

A sign I made for one of my customers. It’s a great reminder that so many of our insects need plant debris to survive winter. So be lazy and don’t worry about cleanup until the weather is in the 50s come spring.

08/18/2022

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Wabash chicken pens are cleaned daily & we set out the chicken manure hay bags for the taking. If you are interested come by & pick them up. We have an abundance right now. Chicken litter is high in nitrogen. The litter is great for composting!

06/16/2022

Please text 📲 832-677-0270 your name and experience or email 📧 [email protected]

05/26/2022

Biology & Carbon are more important than N-P-K! Here’s why 🌿🌿🌿