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At Greengate Turf & Pest, we love being part of the communities we serve—and this fall, we joined in on one of the most popular

Planting a new tree is one of the best investments you can make in your landscape — but knowing how to plant a tree the

If you’ve noticed a fast-spreading, mat-forming weed taking over your lawn this summer, you’re not alone. Spurge weed is one of the most common and

With Houston’s ongoing dry weather, many communities—including the City of Tomball—have entered Stage 1 Mild Drought Conditions. That means homeowners are encouraged to limit water

When your lawn starts feeling hard, compacted, or thin, it’s time to think about lawn aeration. Aeration is one of the best ways to restore

If you’re thinking about refreshing your landscaping, fall is one of the best times of year to install mulch. While many homeowners associate mulch with

We’ve got watering tips for your Houston Lawn! As the weather finally starts to cool down in Houston, many homeowners wonder when to stop watering

When it comes to keeping your lawn green, healthy, and weed-free, homeowners often face a choice: hire a local lawn care company or go with

The holiday season is just around the corner, and nothing sets the mood quite like a home beautifully decorated with sparkling lights. At Greengate Turf

In Houston, trees are more than just part of the landscape—they’re part of our way of life. From shady live oaks that keep yards cool

In Texas, spotting ants in your yard is almost inevitable—but knowing exactly what kind of ant you’re dealing with makes all the difference when it

Nutsedge, often mistaken for a type of grass, is a persistent and invasive weed that can quickly take over a lawn. Its aggressive growth and

As the sweltering Houston summer begins to fade, it’s time to shift your lawn care strategy from survival mode to preparation with fall pre-emergent. The

As the scorching Houston summer gives way to the cooler, more humid temperatures of fall, a formidable lawn intruder prepares to make its annual appearance:

As summer heat finally begins to ease in Houston, your lawn enters a new growing season. The transition from hot, dry weather to cooler, wetter

If you’ve noticed more spiders in Houston crawling around your home or building webs across your porch this September, you’re not alone. Late summer and

After a long, hot summer, your lawn is likely looking a little stressed. But don’t worry, fall is here, and it’s the perfect time to

As cooler weather arrives in Houston, our homes become prime targets for unwanted fall invaders—especially rodents. Rats and mice don’t hibernate; instead, they look for

The Benefits of Fall Aeration for Houston Lawns Houston lawns face unique challenges because of our heavy clay soils. While clay is excellent at holding