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Don’t miss this chance to save on your 2020 service!

Next Door Know-How Dec 08, 2020 Comments Off on Don’t miss this chance to save on your 2020 service!

As a valued customer of Simply Greener, you can prepay your service for 2020 and receive a 10% discount.

But hurry! This offer expires on 01/03/20

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Act Now to Keep Fire Ants Away All Year Long

Application Info, Next Door Know-How Jun 13, 2019 Comments Off on Act Now to Keep Fire Ants Away All Year Long
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With this year’s early warm weather, ants have been especially active. Without the cold to keep them underground, we’ve been seeing a lot more activity from these unwelcome guests. Now is the time to consider applying our 6 month Fire Ant Program! Hundreds of my customers have already tried this service in past years and have gotten year round control with just one application.
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It’s Been a Hard Winter’s Night!

Next Door Know-How Feb 16, 2018 Comments Off on It’s Been a Hard Winter’s Night!

Unlike the past two Winters, this year we have experienced several prolonged periods of below freezing conditions.  Many of these events have seen temperatures stay below 20 degrees for more than 24 hours straight. This is a cause for concern when it comes to some lawn grasses and many types of Ornamental trees and shrubs.

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Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas!

Next Door Know-How Dec 14, 2017 Comments Off on Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas!

Merry Christmas from Simply Greener Lawn

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Lawn Aeration Can Make a Good Lawn Great

Next Door Know-How Jun 06, 2017 Comments Off on Lawn Aeration Can Make a Good Lawn Great

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Don’t let your lawn suffocate!

Does your lawn seem thin no matter how much fertilizer is put down? If you’re not aerating, your lawn might be suffocating from a lack of air and nutrients. Breathe life into your roots with core aeration!

Here in Dallas and the surrounding DFW Metroplex, we have hard soil with a very high clay content. This causes your lawn to get harder and more compacted near the surface of the turf. This is called soil compaction and can only be fixed with lawn aeration.

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