The Wells field notes

Keeping a Florida Yard Sharp.

Honest, local advice for New Port Richey and west Pasco homeowners — no fluff, no upsell. Watering rules, palm trimming, the right grass for our soil, and the seasonal stuff that actually keeps a yard alive down here.

These are the questions we get on real job sites around New Port Richey, Trinity, Holiday and the rest of west Pasco — written up plainly so you can act on them yourself. Florida yards play by their own rules: sandy soil that drains fast, St. Augustine and Bahia grass that want very different care, Pasco County's twice-weekly watering schedule, salt and wind on the waterfront lots, and a hurricane season that decides when palms and trees get trimmed. Start with the posts below, and if you'd rather just have it handled, Jacob is a phone call away.