by Happy Gardener | Feb 12, 2020 | Garden Tips, News & Events, Spring Garden
The spring gardening season will be here before we know it, so today we’re sending out a few reminders to be prepared for it. Make sure you come to our Spring Clean Up seminars this month with David Rodriguez, Horticulturist for Texas A&M Agrilife Extension...
by Happy Gardener | Feb 9, 2020 | Garden Tips, News & Events, Spring Garden
Roses and springtime go together like peanut butter and jelly. Our nurseries have the best rose selections of the year during spring. We also open up our event schedule in spring with seminars on roses because we know it’s the time of year to get moving on...
by Rainbow Gardens | Feb 3, 2020 | Garden Tips, News & Events, Tree & Lawn Care
Weed control is usually high on the to-do list for spring gardeners here in San Antonio. While a regular schedule of fertilizing your turf can help immensely in choking out weeds, but sometimes extra help is needed for these pesky lawn invaders. Treatment for weed...
by Happy Gardener | Jan 29, 2020 | Garden Tips, News & Events, Spring Garden
It’s rose pruning season! Our tips in today’s blog are specifically for bush/shrub type of roses that repeat bloom throughout the year. Roses that only bloom during spring (many climbers) should not be pruned until after they have finished their spring blooming...
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 22, 2020 | Garden Tips, News & Events, Spring Garden
The 2020 Rodeo Tomato has been announced and it is “Red Snapper”. How’s that for an enticing name? The rodeo tomato is chosen based on 2-3 year trials that test and compare around 20-40 tomato varieties. Rodeo tomatoes are measured against tried and true varieties...
