Life in Shady Hollow often happens right in the yard. Kids ride bikes along quiet streets until the streetlights flicker on. Neighbors wave across fences while sprinklers click away in the background. Weekend mornings start with coffee on the porch, the smell of fresh-cut grass in the air, and the family dog chasing squirrels up the oak trees. By evening, it’s backyard cookouts, kids running barefoot through the lawn, and the sound of crickets filling the air.
But Central Texas doesn’t make it easy on a lawn. Long, hot summers dry the soil, heavy rains leave muddy spots, and rocky ground can make grass stubborn. That’s where Real Green comes in.