Garden Planning
Button Bush: A Native Pollinator Magnet for San Antonio
If you’re looking for a native plant that delivers unique beauty, pollinator power, and wildlife benefits all in one, button bush deserves a spot in your landscape. Native plants often get overlooked in favor of flashy ornamentals, but button bush proves that you...
3 Must-Have Fungus Fighting Products for Your Lawn and Garden
If your lawn suddenly has brown patches, thinning grass, yellowing areas, or strange circular spots, there’s a good chance fungus is beginning to move in. If fungus hasn't arrived yet, with all the rain we've had lately, there's a greater chance of it being right...
Beneficial Insects: The Tiny Garden Helpers You Actually Want
When most people think of insects in the garden, they picture chewed leaves, swarming pests, and plants under attack. But the truth is, not all bugs are bad. In fact, some insects are essential partners in creating a healthier, more productive landscape, especially...
Popcorn Senna: A Fall/Winter Pollinator Plant with Tons of Charm!
Sulphur butterflies are some of the most cheerful looking pollinators out there. The sight of their sunshine-yellow or tangerine-orange wings flitting around your garden brings instant smiles. If you’ve noticed these happy pollinators coming around to see what you...
Baby Yoda Texas Sage & Mexicali Rose Fairy Duster: Xeric Stars
Here in San Antonio, we are always looking for plants that can muscle their way through the extreme temperatures of our blazing summers and still look great while doing it. We've been impressed with the performance of two newcomers to this game over the past couple of...
Battle of the Flowers: Hibiscus vs. Bougainvillea
Welcome to the main event! In one corner, we’ve got the bold, tropical showstopper—hibiscus. Big blooms, glossy leaves, and undeniable “vacation vibes.”And in the opposite corner, the sun-loving, drought-tough contender—bougainvillea. Bright, papery color and a...
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