Lemonade Lawn Care

10/24/2026

🍋 Your Weekend Called… It Wants a Beautiful Lawn! 🌱

You work hard all week. Your weekend should be about relaxing and enjoying your yard—not spending hours mowing, treating w**ds, or figuring out what your lawn needs.

If you’re tired of DIY lawn care or disappointed with the results you’ve been getting, let our friendly, knowledgeable local team help!

🏡 New Braunfels & Seguin homeowners: Let us take lawn care off your weekend to-do list. Send us a message today to get started!

🍋 Lemonade Lawn Care — Making lawns look sweet!

10/23/2026

🍋🚚 New Braunfels & Seguin—Have You Seen Our Trucks Around Town? 👀

If you’ve spotted a Lemonade Lawn Care truck in your neighborhood, there’s a good chance we’re helping a neighbor get their lawn looking its best! 🌱

But we have a question for you: What’s the one thing you wish you could change about your lawn?

🌿 Too many w**ds?
🍂 Brown or thinning grass?
😩 Tired of trying products that just don’t seem to work?

Tell us in the comments! We’re your local lawn care team, and we’d love to help you figure out what your yard needs.

🍋 Lemonade Lawn Care — Making lawns look sweet!

10/22/2026

Found a scorpion in the house? Almost every one in New Braunfels is a striped bark scorpion, and it gets in the same way spiders do: gaps around doors and windows, pipe openings, and the weep holes in brick and stone.

Our newest article covers what to seal this weekend, what to clear away from the foundation, and what a perimeter treatment adds, with tips from Texas A&M AgriLife. Find it on the blog on our website.

Seeing scorpions or spiders at your place? Send us a message and we'll help.

10/22/2026

New construction lawn in New Braunfels looking thin and w**dy? It usually isn't anything you did. Most builder sod here is Bermuda laid over a few inches of fill on top of compacted rock, so the roots have almost no room to grow.

Our newest article explains why new lawns start out this way and what actually fixes it, from top dressing to a fertilization and w**d control program. Find it on the blog on our website.

Questions about your new lawn? Send us a message and we'll take a look.

10/21/2026

Fertilized and the lawn is still pale? On New Braunfels limestone soil it is almost always iron, not nitrogen. Our soil is alkaline, and at that pH the iron in the ground is locked up where Bermuda roots cannot take it in, so the grass goes yellow between the veins no matter how much you feed it. More nitrogen just makes it grow faster and paler. New on our blog: how to tell iron chlorosis from a nitrogen problem, why bagged iron from the hardware store often does nothing, and what actually fixes it on Hill Country lawns. Questions about your yard? Call (830) 730-8022.

Pale Bermuda after fertilizing is usually iron chlorosis from alkaline limestone soil, not low nitrogen. How to tell, and what fixes it in New Braunfels.

10/21/2026

🍂🌱 Fall Is Here—Now’s the Time to Get Ahead of Weeds!

Tired of fighting the same w**ds every spring? Don’t wait until they show up again!

Fall is an important window for pre-emergent treatment. Applying it at the right time helps prevent certain w**d seeds from germinating over winter and into early spring. Waiting until you see the w**ds may mean you’ve missed the window for pre-emergent to work.

🏡 New Braunfels & Seguin homeowners: Now’s the time to plan your fall treatment! Message Lemonade Lawn Care today to ask about availability and get on our schedule.

🍋 Making lawns look sweet!

10/20/2026

Most New Braunfels lawns sit on about two inches of fill over limestone, with one NBU watering day a week and often no sprinkler system. That combination is why Bermuda goes gray and crunchy in July no matter how much water you put down. New on our blog: the 20-minutes-twice watering schedule that keeps Bermuda alive on rocky Hill Country soil, how to tell if your water is actually soaking in, and what to do over a few seasons so the lawn needs less water. Questions about your yard? Call (830) 730-8022.

Rocky soil, one NBU watering day, no irrigation: the 20-minutes-twice schedule that keeps New Braunfels Bermuda alive, and how to need less water.

01/13/2026