by Happy Gardener | Aug 31, 2020 | Fall Garden, Pest Control, Tree & Lawn Care
Fall webworms love nothing more than to swoop in on your pecan trees and chomp away the foliage. Besides pecan trees, fall webworms also get interested in walnuts, persimmons, and some shade trees. Early detection of fall webworms is best as it is the easiest time to...
by Happy Gardener | Aug 24, 2020 | Fall Garden, Pollinators, Spring Garden, Wildflowers
We are going absolutely wild for wildflowers this fall by bringing you two great products for upcoming wildflower planting season. Our Texas Native Wildflowers Seed Mix is full of native wildflower seeds that intend to bring you gorgeous native blooms year after year....
by Happy Gardener | Aug 21, 2020 | Fall Garden, Pollinators, Spring Garden, Wildflowers
Here it is! Our last installment detailing the amazing wildflower seeds that you will get in our Hill country Pollinator mix for 2020. October – November is the time to get these seeds planted (September, in the Hill Country). Our mix this year has twice the...
by Happy Gardener | Aug 6, 2020 | Fall Garden, Garden Planning, News & Events
Fall annuals are a beautiful way to offer nectar and energy to our migrating pollinators. Following a few simple tips, you can enjoy a bounty of blooms for both you and our local wildlife to enjoy! Choose the right annuals for the right time of year. Annuals are grown...
by Happy Gardener | Jul 29, 2020 | Fall Garden, News & Events, vegetables
Fall tomatoes are in the nursery! Look in the greenhouse and the tables are lined with fall tomatoes, many different varieties. Can you picture it? In your excitement to see tomato plants again, you purchase a 6 pack of tomatoes and happily walk out the nursery gates...
by Happy Gardener | Jul 11, 2020 | Fall Garden, Garden Planning, News & Events, vegetables
Fall vegetable season is an amazing growing season for gardeners in San Antonio. We get a second shot at growing some favorite warm-weather vegetables and follow right behind that with delicious cold-weather vegetables. If you’ve never planted vegetables in...
