Green for Green Inc/H&H Lawn Service

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day!

Today we celebrate the hard work, dedication, and contributions of workers everywhere. We hope you enjoy a well-deserved day of rest and time with the people you love!

From our H&H family to yours, Happy Labor Day! ❤️🤍💙

09/01/2026

Something is damaging your lawn, but you can't see it? 👀 The problem could be hiding underground!

Grubs live beneath the soil and feed on grass roots, which can leave your lawn looking thin, brown, or unhealthy. Keep reading to learn more about these underground lawn pests and what you can do to protect your grass!

08/28/2026

08/26/2026

Meet Sunny, our newest office assistant, celebrating National Dog Day by reporting for duty! 🐶🐾😂

Job Requirements:
✔️ Love lawns
✔️ Excellent supervisory skills
✔️ Willingness to nap during office hours
✔️ Must be extremely cute

Status: HIRED.
Sunny has officially met all qualifications. 🐾💼

Comment a picture of your furry loved ones!

08/20/2026

🚨The Best of Ellis County 2026 nominations are here! 🏆🌿

We’re throwing our hat in the ring and would LOVE your support! If H&H Lawn Service / Green for Green has helped keep your lawn looking its best, take a minute to nominate us. 🌱

Your support helps our local business grow—and we’re so thankful to be part of this community!

📲💻Waxahachietx.com ➡ Nominate Now ➡ Home & Services ➡ Lawn Care

Nominate. Vote. Support Local. 💚

08/18/2026

💦 Is your sprinkler system actually putting down enough water?

Just because your sprinkler is running doesn’t mean your lawn is getting the water it needs! 🌱💧

One of the easiest ways to find out how much water your irrigation system is REALLY putting down is with a simple catch-can test. You can use irrigation measuring cups or even something as simple as a tuna can.

Here’s what to remember:

💧 Aim for about 1" of water per week during normal conditions.
💧 Different sprinkler heads can put out VERY different amounts of water.
💧 Run your system for 10 minutes, measure what you collected, and adjust your run time based on the results.
💧 If you have brown spots, place your measuring cup directly in that area to see if it’s receiving enough water.
💧 Every yard is different! Rocky or compacted soil can affect how quickly water soaks in.
💧 Water early in the morning or late at night for better absorption and less evaporation.
💧 During extreme Texas heat, your lawn may need closer to 1.5" per week, which may mean splitting your watering across 3 days.

🌿 The biggest takeaway: Don't guess—measure! Your sprinkler system may be putting out much more (or much less) water than you think.

Save this for the next time you adjust your sprinkler schedule! 📌💦

08/14/2026

💚 Proudly making our community greener, one yard at a time.

08/14/2026

08/06/2026

🌱 Is your lawn feeling a little… spongy? 👀

You might be dealing with thatch buildup! Thatch is a layer of dead grass, roots, and organic material that builds up between the soil and the grass blades. A little is normal, but too much can prevent water, nutrients, and treatments from reaching the soil where they’re needed most.

So, what can you do about it? 🌱
If you notice excessive thatch, rake the area really well to break up and remove the buildup, then bag up and throw away the dead grass and debris that comes up. Core aeration can also help improve water and nutrient movement into the soil.

A healthy lawn starts from the ground up! 👏🌱