Lawn Doctor of Kingwood-Humble

12/02/2025

We’re grateful for customers who share their success stories. Are you ready for your own 5‑star lawn? 🌱
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11/29/2025

We love it when this happens!!! A huge shoutout to our amazing customer for earning "Yard of the Month" in their community!
The lawn looks absolutely incredible — healthy, green, and beautifully maintained. Thank you for trusting Lawn Doctor of Kingwood–Humble to partner with you on the care of your lawn!
If YOU want a lawn that turns heads (and maybe wins a few awards)................ now is the perfect time! Take your curb appeal to the next level this coming season.
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Lawn Doctor of Kingwood–Humble

11/27/2025

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from Lawn Doctor of Kingwood-Humble! 🦃

Today we’re extra grateful for you — our customers, our community, and everyone who trusts us to help keep their lawns healthy, green, and thriving year-round.

From our Lawn Doctor family to yours, we hope your day is filled with good food, great company, and a yard full of blessings. Thank you for supporting local businesses and allowing us to serve you.

Whether you’re already part of our Lawn Doctor family or thinking about joining us in the future, we’re thankful for the chance to make your lawn the best on the block. 🍃💚

Wishing you a beautiful and Happy Thanksgiving!
— Lawn Doctor of Kingwood-Humble

11/18/2025

Here's why nutrients still matter in Winter:
Microbial Activity Continues and Nutrient Cycling Never Stops: Organic matter continues to enrich the soil with nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Nutrients added in late fall and early winter can be stored in the soil, ready to fuel your plants when they wake up in spring.

11/11/2025

This Veterans Day, Lawn Doctor salutes the brave men and women who’ve served our country with courage and commitment. Your strength inspires us to serve our community with the same dedication—one lawn, one neighbor, one season at a time.

11/06/2025

Soil doesn’t take a nap just because it’s cold outside. While plants may slow down or go dormant, the soil itself remains biologically active, especially in milder climates like ours. This is one reason why fertilization remains so important.

11/03/2025

As the weather cools, your watering routine should too:
• St. Augustine: Stop watering—it's time to rest.
• Bermuda & Zoysia: Water once a week until dormancy.
• Lawns with Fungus: Pause all watering—only hydrate if truly needed.
• General Rule: Watch the weather and feel the soil before you water.

10/31/2025

🎃Trick or TreatMENT???
Don’t be fooled by the “cheap tricks” this Halloween — some competitors vanish faster than their w**d control results! 👻
At Lawn Doctor, we don’t do tricks, only treatments that actually work:
✅Proven Programs for St. Augustine, Bermuda & Zoysia
✅Consistent results round after round
✅No hocus-pocus pricing — just real science & real results
This fall, treat your lawn — instead of tricking it
Lawn Doctor of Kingwood–Humble — your Trusted Local Professionals

10/15/2025

If you have mushrooms in your yard, bless them. They are the fruit of the underground mycelium plant, which breaks up chemical compounds (like fertilizer) so your grass can absorb the nutrients.

Mushrooms in themselves don't cause lawn diseases; they are merely the “flowers” of an existing fungus. They indicate a healthy lawn with lots of organic matter in the soil. ...

Every year, autumn rainfall stimulates fungal mycelia, perennial underground masses of fungal threads, to start sending up their fruiting bodies, which we call mushrooms or toadstools. Most lawn mushrooms are a good sign that your soil is healthy below the soil surface.

No fungicide treatment is needed for mushrooms. You can simply leave them until the next mowing or pick them out if you prefer.

10/07/2025

Armyworm Activity in Southeast Texas (Fall 2025)
We rarely see Armyworms in our area, but we are seeing them in Bermuda and Zoysia lawns now. Armyworms (as the name implies) can wipe out a lawn shockingly fast.

Heavy Infestations: can strip grass in 2-3 days.
Moderate Infestations: may take a week to cause severe thinning and brown patches.

If left untreated, they eat the blades down to the crown, making it look like the lawn has been scalped or burned almost overnight.

While we are used to still seeing Chinch Bug damage and Brown Patch Fungus in early fall, Armyworms are an added and serious threat. Please do not hesitate to call us for an evaluation if you think you might have Armyworms.

10/03/2025