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Mulch Mastery: Shielding Your Texas Yard from Late Fall Frosts

As the reds and golds of autumn leaves fade in North Texas, a slight chill whispers through the air—a reminder that winter isn’t far behind. Here in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the average first freeze typically arrives around November 22, but with climate...

Trimming Hydrangeas in North Texas for Fall

Hydrangeas are the rock stars of North Texas gardens, bringing lush blooms and vibrant color to yards in The Colony, Little Elm, Frisco, and beyond. At Fallas Landscape, we’ve helped countless clients maintain these showstoppers, and one of the most critical tasks for...

Late-Season Color: Annuals and Perennials to Plant Now

As summer winds down in North Texas, many landscapes start to lose their vivid, energetic bloom. But just because the calendar is nearing fall doesn’t mean gardens have to fade into dullness. In fact, late summer and early autumn is the perfect time for introducing a...

Adding Color to Your Lawn with Potted Plants and Flowers

Transforming your lawn into a vibrant, eye-catching oasis doesn’t require a complete overhaul. One of the simplest and most effective ways to infuse color and personality into your outdoor space is by incorporating potted plants and flowers. At Fallas Landscape, we...

5 Fast-Growing Trees for North Texas

North Texas homeowners know the value of a lush, shaded yard, especially during the scorching summer months. Fast-growing trees are an excellent way to quickly establish shade, enhance privacy, and boost curb appeal. At Fallas Landscape, we’re passionate about helping...