Winter may not hit Texas lawns as hard as in colder states, but it still takes a toll. By the time early spring arrives, your yard is waking up—and it's your job to help it thrive.
Now’s the time to kick off your early spring lawn care routine in Texas, setting the stage for healthy, green grass through summer. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just want your yard to look great, these tips will help you get ahead of the game.
Before you think about mowing or fertilizing, start with a good clean-up:
✅ Remove leaves, branches, and winter debris
✅ Rake away thatch buildup and dead grass
✅ Pull weeds before they can spread
✅ Clear beds and borders for fresh growth
This step improves air circulation, preps your soil, and gives your lawn the boost it needs to breathe and grow.
Texas soil varies from sandy to heavy clay—and after winter, it’s often compacted and depleted.
Soil testing helps you:
If needed, we can amend the soil, aerate, and rebalance nutrients to ensure strong spring growth.
If your lawn sees a lot of foot traffic or feels compacted, early spring is a great time to aerate.
Benefits include:✅ Improved water and nutrient absorption
✅ Better root growth
✅ Reduced runoff and pooling
✅ Enhanced overall lawn health
We recommend core aeration before your first round of fertilization or seeding.
Stop weeds before they start. Early spring is the ideal time to apply a pre-emergent herbicide that prevents crabgrass and other common Texas weeds from germinating.
✅ Apply when soil temps reach 55°F consistently
✅ Use a product suited to your grass type
✅ Avoid disturbing the soil (don’t aerate right after application)
Limitless Landscaping uses safe, effective weed control solutions tailored to your lawn’s specific needs.
Once your lawn begins to green up naturally, it’s time to feed it.
Fertilization helps fuel root growth and color, but overdoing it can lead to thatch buildup or weak top growth.
Hold off on your first mow until the grass is at least 3–4 inches tall, then cut it down to a safe height.
Best mowing practices:
Regular mowing after the initial cut keeps your lawn looking great and encourages even growth.
Spring rain can reveal hidden problems in your landscape.
Look for:✅ Pooled water or soggy zones
✅ Erosion near beds or foundations
✅ Sprinkler heads that need adjustment or repair
We offer full drainage inspections and solutions to help your yard handle spring showers with ease.
At Limitless Landscaping, spring is one of our busiest seasons—and it’s also the most important time to get ahead on lawn care.
We offer:
When you book early, you secure your spot and ensure your lawn gets professional attention when it matters most.
Let Limitless Landscaping take the guesswork out of spring lawn care. From soil testing to full-service maintenance, we’ll give your yard everything it needs to thrive.
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