Commercial Landscape Solutions

03/14/2025

🦋 Ready to Bring Butterflies to Your Yard? Here’s When to Start! 🌿

If you’re in Houston and dreaming of a butterfly-filled garden, timing is everything! Luckily, we have TWO prime planting seasons:

🌸 Spring (Feb–April):
Kick things off early so plants can establish before summer’s heatwave. More blooms = more butterflies!

🍂 Fall (Sept–Nov):
Cooler temps help plants root deeply before spring, meaning less watering and stronger growth when butterflies return.

🦋 Must-Have Butterfly Attractors:
✅ Milkweed – Monarchs can’t survive without it!
✅ Mistflower – A butterfly party starter
✅ Passion Vine – Gulf Fritillary caterpillars LOVE it
✅ Lantana & Pentas – Easy, colorful, and nectar-packed

🌞 Pro Tip: Pick a sunny spot (6+ hours daily) and add a shallow water dish. Your winged visitors will thank you!

Who else is planning a butterfly garden this year? Drop your favorite pollinator plants in the comments! ⬇️

12/21/2024

Big News! 🌱🚀
After many incredible years running Powerhouse Lawn Care, I’ve decided it’s time to start a new chapter. I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve joined Yellowstone Landscape as a Business Development Manager in Houston, TX!
Yellowstone is a leader in commercial landscaping, and I’m excited to bring my experience to a team that shares my passion for creating and maintaining beautiful outdoor spaces. 🌳✨
To everyone that helped along the way, i say THANK YOU!!: also, if you know of any businesses, commercial properties, or organizations in need of top-notch landscaping services, I’d love to help! From design and installation to ongoing maintenance, we do it all—and I’d be happy to discuss how we can enhance their properties.
Thank you for all the support and encouragement that’s brought me to this point. Here’s to new beginnings and growing opportunities! 🌿💼
Feel free to reach out to me anytime—I’d love to connect.

05/12/2024

Happy Mother's Day to all the wonderful moms. Have a great Day!!!

05/08/2024

Hey Everyone! If you are in the Houston area, be on the lookout for lawn diseases in your grass over the next week or so. With all the rain last week and now our temperatures and rising humidity, we are entering the perfect storm for lawn disease to pop up. Wouldn't hurt to pause your lawn sprinklers. Also, if you are about to thrown down some fertilizer, check for any yellowing in your lawn first. The nitrogen in the fertilizer will cause any lawn disease to just go absolutely crazy.

04/10/2024

Let us know if you would like more information. Even with irrigation, this could really help if we have a summer like last year.

04/05/2024

If anyone is interested in going. Should be a good event to support young entrepreneurs in our area.

04/01/2024

Hope everyone had a wonderful Easter.

We will be back on a property near you tomorrow.

In the business of serving others.

God Bless

03/19/2024

TWDB’s Water Weekly: The latest drought map for conditions as of March 12 shows an increase in the area of the state impacted by drought, the second consecutive week that drought has increased. For the first time in a month, drought has re-emerged in a small area of East Texas. Bit.ly/WaterWeekly

11/23/2023

Wishing everyone a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving

10/03/2023

Getting into the pH of your soil isn't considered the most fun thing to do in your lawn, but it is one of the most important and often overlooked steps in lawn care.

Getting into the Fall/Winter Months, lime is a great addition to a lawn care program if you need to raise your pH for next Spring. Most of our soils in SE Houston area heavy clay soils that have a lower pH which can lead to micro-deficiency more quickly than a balanced soil pH. The attached article is a good read about adjusting your pH.

If you would like a soil test, we do provide them or we can point you in the right direction to perform your own soil analysis.

God Bless
Clay Morris
832-517-6155
www.powerhouselawncare.com
[email protected]

The soil pH value is a measure of soil acidity or alkalinity. Soil pH directly affects nutrient availability. The pH scale ranges from 0 to 14, with 7 as...