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Plant a Rainbow Garden Series: Esperanza, Thryallis, Columbine

We’re starting a fun new series, “Growing a Rainbow Garden”, where each week we’ll highlight plants with one color of the rainbow until we’ve covered the entire spectrum. Today it’s all about yellow. The color of sunshine, vibrant lemons, and soft butter, yellow...

Fall Transitional Gardening in San Antonio, Texas.

October is a transitional month when you’re gardening in San Antonio, Texas. There is the prospect of cooler weather, but temperatures may dip one week and rise the next. A fresh round of colorful annuals need a spot in the garden, but you may still be trying to hang...

Coneflower: How to Successfully Plant Coneflowers by Seed

When spring arrives, the thought of wildflowers and blooming beauties like purple coneflowers fill the dreamful eyes of many gardeners. They have the urge to load up baskets with packets of seeds and can’t wait to start planting. But more often than not, wildflowers...

Garden Terms, “You’ve Got Some ‘Splaining To Do.”

Today's blog is a quick review of some garden terminology that gets thrown around at the garden center often. But if you're not immersed in the gardening world, you just might not know what the terms mean. This quick list of garden jargon might clear up some of the...

Orange Cestrum: A Vibrant Addition to Your San Antonio Garden

If you're looking to add a splash of color and a touch of tropical allure to your San Antonio garden, look no further than the Orange Cestrum (Cestrum aurantiacum). This captivating plant not only brightens up your outdoor space but also attracts pollinators, making...

Newbie Reminders for Starting Fall Vegetable Gardens

We're getting little glimpses of cooler weather and man, has that felt great. Just the thought of fall encourages us to start fresh with our vegetable gardens. We've already started stocking our tables with fall and winter veggie offerings and we know you are excited...

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