By Fallas Landscape | Spring 2026 | Serving Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen & the Greater DFW Area Spring in North Texas arrives fast and doesn’t wait around. One week you’re scraping frost off the windshield, and the next the redbuds are blooming and your...
As February draws to a close and the first hints of warmer weather begin to drift across the Dallas-Fort Worth area, North Texas homeowners face a familiar and exciting challenge: transitioning their landscapes from winter dormancy into spring vitality. This window —...
Snow in North Texas might be rare, but when it arrives, it can leave your landscape needing some extra attention. While our subtropical climate doesn’t prepare our plants and lawns for winter weather the way northern landscapes are conditioned, a few strategic...
As the new year is here in North Texas, many homeowners think winter is a time to ignore the yard until warmer days return. But at Fallas Landscape, we know the truth: what you do (or don’t do) during these cooler months directly impacts how lush and healthy your lawn...
As the crisp air of late fall settles over North Texas, we’re reminded that winter is just around the corner. With the temperature falling, now is the critical time to winterize your landscape. A well-prepared yard not only survives the chill but emerges...
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...
