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Irrigation repair or Adding drainage!

We do it all from a quick fix to full installations Give us a call before the Houston heat arrives .

Mar 41 min read

SPRING IS AROUND THE CORNER

The winter frost is finally clearing out, and if you’re looking at your yard thinking it needs a serious "reset button," you aren’t alone. At Primrose Landscape , we believe your outdoor space should be your sanctuary—not another line item on your weekend to-do list. As we head into the 2026 spring season, we are officially opening up our calendar for Full-Service Spring Clean-Ups and Professional Flower Planting. Here helping our neighbors trade their rakes for relaxation

Mar 41 min read

Veterans Discount

10% military discount on all annual lawn care plans (fertilization, weed control, etc.) for active duty and veterans. They often sweeten the deal with 50% off your first service when you sign up.

Mar 41 min read

Synthetic Turf

The Wins Water Savings: You can reduce your outdoor water usage by up to 70% . In drought-prone areas, the turf pays for itself in utility savings alone. Zero Chemicals: Say goodbye to fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides. It's a safer environment for kids and local groundwater. Pet-Friendly: No more mud being tracked into the house. Modern pet turf features antimicrobial backings and superior drainage for easy "business" cleanup. Durability: Whether it's a h

Jan 291 min read

Winterizing your sprinklers

Don't want busted pipes ? Give us a call to set your system or turn it off during the cold winter

Jan 141 min read

Timing is Everything

Don’t wait for the first hard frost. Once the ground freezes, it becomes much harder to access valves and the risk of damage increases exponentially. Aim to have your system cleared out by mid-to-late autumn. A little bit of prep work now ensures that when the sun comes back out in the spring, your lawn will be ready to go—and your wallet will stay full.

Jan 121 min read

Information to Winterize your System.

Leaving water in your pipes when the ground freezes is a recipe for disaster. When water freezes, it expands, which can lead to cracked pipes, burst valves, and a very expensive repair bill come springtime.-Primrose

Jan 121 min read