Today’s blog is all about getting your new seedling transplants out to the garden successfully. You’ve spent weeks caring for them. From the time your seeds germinated to the time they developed their first true leaves; don’t let your hard work go to waste. Read on...
Look around landscapes in San Antonio, both residential and commercial, and you will most likely see some variety of salvia thriving there. It’s no wonder that salvia fits perfectly into our garden designs. Salvia is a heat tolerant, drought resistant, native,...
It’s easy to get excited about spring vegetables when you visit Rainbow Gardens this time of year. A huge variety of tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash and more are displayed, in hopes they’ll be picked and offered a home in your vegetable garden....
March is a good time to observe which of your container plants need some maintenance and may need to be repotted. Many plants outgrow their container throughout the year and can be bumped up to a larger sized container, pruned back, and even divided or propagated to...
If you’re looking for an amazing pest control option that is both organic and insanely effective, we’ve got what you desire in the form of beneficial nematodes. Adding beneficial nematodes to your spring garden arsenal is a great way to fight off soil...
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. Updated 2024: Make sure you come to our Planting and Maintaining a Family Home Orchard seminar this February with David Rodriguez,...