GrienGo Lawn and Landscaping

09/09/2026

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08/31/2026

Check out this garden bed cleanout we did today with new mulch to top it off. Contact us to get on our schedule. 9185190275

08/27/2026

Sycamores and maples are really struggling in this brutal Tulsa heat. They’re in survival mode, dropping leaves early and showing stress. To help them, deep watering is key. You need to soak the soil about twelve inches down, not just a quick surface spray. The best way is to move your hose slowly around the drip line, where the branches end. This encourages deep roots and helps them through the drought. For a tree assessment contact us 9185190275

08/26/2026

Jared Peters from GrienGo Lawn and Landscaping notes that Oklahoma’s trees are shedding leaves weeks early this August, driven by a flash drought and record heat.

Many trees are changing color or dropping leaves months ahead of schedule. This is a survival response where trees conserve moisture by reallocating resources. However, leaves turning brown and staying on the tree signal severe distress, meaning the tree has essentially given up.

Sycamores, maples, and elms near water are hit hardest, while oaks and hickories fare better. Younger trees are especially vulnerable.

To help, apply mulch around the base and water deeply to saturate the soil. The drought has been particularly brutal this summer, with little rainfall and temperatures consistently in the triple digits.

Soil moisture levels have dropped to historic lows across much of the state. Trees respond by going into survival mode, shutting down non-essential functions to preserve what little water they have.

This early leaf drop is nature’s way of protecting the tree’s core. Without intervention, many trees may not survive the winter. Homeowners can make a real difference by providing consistent deep watering.

If you need help assessing your tree, contact Jared Peters at GrienGo Lawn and Landscaping 918-519-0275 www.griengolawn.com

08/24/2026

If you have damaged trees from invasive insects and need removal we can help. Call us or visit our website GrienGolawn.com 9185190275

The Oklahoma Forestry Service is asking the public to keep an eye out for an invasive species making its way through the state.

08/18/2026

Contact me if you need help with your downed limbs from the storm or you have dead trees overgrown branches or dangerous limbs that you have concern for your property.

08/12/2026

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07/13/2026

We are still accepting new lawn clients this season. I am constantly seeing people frantically looking for a new lawn company when their person or company dropped out and went MIA. Call us and we will show you why customers trust us to show up. 918-519-0275

02/26/2026

My flowers are already blooming! Spring is almost here!