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([{"type":"0","id":"r3oSndkga50","title":"The Secret to Transplanting Plants in Your Landscape - trial","author":"Village Green Lawn & Landscape","author2":"Village Green Lawn & Landscape","duration":"3:32","description":"In today`s video, Ken shared a couple of things that make the difference in if a transplanted plant survives. When you dig the plant up, if the soil drops off the root ball and the roots are exposed, the plant will likely not survive. If we have a good and large enough root ball, the plant typically will be fine. The second important thing when transplanting a plant is making sure you give the plant enough water. It is nearly impossible to overwater a transplanted plant, and it is vital to water the plant by hand to make sure it is getting enough water. Keep in mind that it is common for the leaves to drop off the transplanted plant. As long as you can see some new leaf growth, the plant should be fine. If you have a landscape project job in mind for 2022, we would love the opportunity to discuss your project. Our landscapes start at $2,500 and go up to $100,000 + on large scale projects. Call 972-495-6990 or email Info@VillageGreen-Inc.com for more information.","sdescription":" 0 sddefault 480 maxresdefault","date":"2022-03-23","thumbnail":"","hd":"yes","hits":"","likes":"","start":"0","stop":"","status":"1","views":"102"}]
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([{"type":"0","id":"SsJCzPLiHuo","title":"It`s Spring in North Texas. Why Isn`t Your Lawn Greening Up Yet? - trial","author":"Village Green Lawn & Landscape","author2":"Village Green Lawn & Landscape","duration":"1:39","description":"We`ve had a cool spring in North Texas, and the soil temperature hasn`t warmed up enough for our lawns to come out of dormancy. As we head into mid-March, we`re getting questions about dormant lawns. People are concerned something went wrong with their lawn`s health. Now that it is officially spring, we should start seeing consistently warmer weather in our area, and our lawns will start greening up in North Texas. Ultimately that is up to Mother Nature, though, and sometimes it can take until mid-to-late April or even early May. The recipe for a healthy lawn is sun, water, and food (fertilizer.) We should add `warm` sun to the list during a cool spring. We are in Texas, though, and we`re confident that warmer weather will be here sooner than we would like! And no matter how great our lawn health plan is, fertilizer won`t fully work until Mother Nature does her part and gives us consistently warmer weather to increase our soil temperatures. If you aren`t currently using Village Green for your lawn`s health, we would love to earn you business. Founded in 1980, we are a family-owned and operated lawn and landscape company. Call 972-495-6990 or email Info@VillageGreen-Inc.com or visit https://www.villagegreen-inc.com for more information.","sdescription":" 0 sddefault 480 maxresdefault","date":"2022-03-20","thumbnail":"","hd":"yes","hits":"","likes":"","start":"0","stop":"","status":"1","views":"189"}]