Green Thumb Landscaping

06/01/2026

This June landscape column!

If you’re a homeowner with a landscape in North Texas, you know this problem all too well.

05/28/2026

Out and About today . . . Hydrangeas!

05/17/2026

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05/03/2026

This month's landscape column!

North Texas soils cause blooms to become pink

04/05/2026

https://mygreenthumblandscaping.com/blog/f/april-brings-on-the-spring-planting-season?blogcategory=April+2026

The month of April is one of my favorite months of the year. FINALLY our growing season is full gear and we’re out there plunging our hands into the soil once again. I am at my happiest when on my knees, making a garden ...

03/30/2026

Don't Do This! Part II
Hacking a tree like this means the new growth of the whole tree will be both young and vulnerable. Repeating this practice every year or so is even worse.
Aside from being aesthetically ugly, more importantly it is harmful to the tree.

03/29/2026

Don't Do This!!!
Notice the mulch is piled against the trunk of this tree. The mulch is about 4 inches high on the trunk. This is terribly bad for the tree. The "Root Flair" should always be visible. The Root Flair is the area at the bottom of the trunk where the roots begin to spread out. Do not cover this area up!
Mulch or dirt high over the flare will cause negative issues with the tree. You do not want the trunk to stay wet and begin to decay.
This is a very common mistake that I see way too often.

03/19/2026

One of our employees, Geremy, recently lost his mother in a tragic hit-and-run accident. Any donations to help cover funeral expenses would be deeply appreciated by his family.

https://gofund.me/8d3a62af4

03/19/2026

March is a month with multiple personalities. This week, we will have seen 32 degrees and 95 degrees only a few days apart. Gardeners, you can't trust March!

03/02/2026

The March Landscape Column!

https://mygreenthumblandscaping.com/blog/f/dont-gamble-with-your-spring-flower-investment-patience