by Happy Gardener | Mar 8, 2019 | Fall Garden, Garden By Season, Garden Planning, Garden Tips, Gardening Basics, Spring Garden, Summer Garden, Winter Garden
Planning and prepping for annual garden beds is best for success. If you don’t plan and prep, you might find yourself at Rainbow Gardens having a hard time resisting our huge selection of colorful annuals, and that can get you in trouble if you don’t have...
by Happy Gardener | Jan 3, 2019 | Fall Garden, Garden Tips, Gardening Basics, Spring Garden, Summer Garden
One of the biggest questions customers have when are purchasing plants is, “How do I water them?” The answer is complicatedly simple. You water plants when they need it. No more and no less. See? Simple but complicated. The thing is, there is no true formula for...
by Rainbow Gardens | Jun 15, 2017 | Garden By Season, Garden Tips, Summer Garden, Tree & Lawn Care
I glanced at the 10 day forecast for this week and regretted it instantly. 96, 98, 97, and so on. I think you get the drift. It’s only June and I’ve had to peel my leg from a hot car seat a handful of times already! I’ve been trying to get up early...
by Rainbow Gardens | Oct 5, 2016 | Garden By Season, Garden Tips, Gardening Basics, Spring Garden, Summer Garden
It’s fall in San Antonio but if you were new to the city and had to spend any time outside recently, you just might call me a liar. The sun still blazes, but every now and then a cool morning greets us, and we just may dip below 85 for the highest temp of the...
by Rainbow Gardens | Jun 30, 2016 | Garden By Season, Garden Tips, Summer Garden
“It’s so hot I saw a dog chasing a cat and they were both walking!” That’s a joke I recently came across and to be honest, it’s not that much of a joke. The rains have stopped and the heat has been steadily creeping in. The...
by Rainbow Gardens | Jun 23, 2015 | Garden By Season, Garden Planning, Garden Tips, News & Events, Summer Garden
Although we have been tricked a little by the rain into thinking our summer temperatures aren’t all that bad, the heat is inevitable and will be blasting it’s way into our gardens before you know it. We’ve gotten so use to the rain doing our watering...
