by Happy Gardener | Nov 11, 2020 | Fall Garden, News & Events, Spring Garden
Snapdragons are an all time fall favorite flower around San Antonio. The cheerful blooms of snapdragons can quickly add colorful interest to your annual gardens or your container gardens. Snapdragons are pollinator attractors and provide gorgeous interest both fall...
by Happy Gardener | Oct 26, 2020 | Fall Garden, News & Events, Winter Garden
Pansies have been a favorite cold-weather annual in San Antonio for a long time. So great is the love of pansies that sometimes, at the first cool breeze in early fall, San Antonio gardeners run out to buy pansies to switch out their pots and landscapes for the fall...
by Happy Gardener | Oct 22, 2020 | Fall Garden, News & Events, Winter Garden
Cabbage and kale in vegetable and ornamental gardens are highly sought after during the fall and winter seasons of San Antonio, Texas. Whether you desire to plant them for aesthetic purposes or to enjoy on your dinner table, cabbage and kale are winter hardy crops...
by Happy Gardener | Oct 12, 2020 | Fall Garden, Native Plants, News & Events
To celebrate shrub planting season, the cooler weather and the gorgeous fall blooms that come along with it, we’ve decided to highlight a few of our favorite fall-blooming native perennials and shrubs. If you’ve never considered choosing native plants for your...
by Happy Gardener | Oct 12, 2020 | Fall Garden, Native Plants, News & Events, Pollinators
The reasons we love native plants at Rainbow Gardens are numerous, but one of the main reasons we encourage purchases of native plants is because doing so lines up with the main philosophy of our business, gardening success! We want nothing more than for you to be...
by Happy Gardener | Oct 1, 2020 | Fall Garden, Tree & Lawn Care
Why Plant A Shade Tree? If you are thinking of planting a shade tree this fall, you should know that it is the absolute best time of the year to plant one. If you aren’t thinking of planting a shade tree this fall, we think it’s time to let you know why...
