by Happy Gardener | Jan 26, 2020 | Garden Planning, Garden Tips, Gardening Basics, News & Events, Spring Garden
When February rolls around in San Antonio, the tomato-crazed gardeners come out of the woodwork, and we’re right there with them! As a matter of fact, many of us here at Rainbow Gardens have already started our tomatoes indoors to get a jump on the season....
by Happy Gardener | Jan 19, 2020 | Garden Tips, Gardening Basics, News & Events, Spring Garden
The third blog in our Starting Seeds series focuses on what you should be doing when your indoor seeded transplants have grown big enough and are ready for the garden. If you’ve followed the tips in Part 1 and Part 2 of our Starting Seeds blog series, it’s...
by Happy Gardener | Jan 12, 2020 | Garden Tips, Gardening Basics, News & Events, Spring Garden
Welcome to the second installment in our Seed Starting blog series. Today we’ll be discussing how to put those seed starting supplies to use. If you need a list of the supplies, see Part 1: Seed Starting blog here. Starting seeds indoors is a fun and rewarding...
by Happy Gardener | Jan 5, 2020 | Garden Tips, Gardening Basics, News & Events, Spring Garden
Today’s blog is the first of 3 in our Starting Seeds series and is all about the supplies you need to start seeds germinating inside. By starting seeds indoors now, you create transplants that will be sturdy enough to plant in your garden once the danger of frost is...
by Happy Gardener | Dec 30, 2019 | Garden Tips, Gardening Basics, News & Events, Spring Garden
Our New Year’s gardening resolutions just might help to make your 2020 spring gardens the most successful yet. While gardening slows down somewhat during the winter months, it in no way stops. There is plenty to do to keep up with your plants and even more to do to...
by Happy Gardener | Aug 22, 2019 | Fall Garden, Garden Planning, Gardening Basics, News & Events
Raised bed gardens are not only aesthetically pleasing in the landscape, they also combat some common gardening problems that many face when grwoing straight into the ground (Shovel hit limestone much?). Check out today’s blog for some of our reasons we think...
