Garden Planning
Ahh, the smell of …..rotten flowers? Why good water goes bad!
The holidays often bring gifts of fresh cut evergreens and holiday flowers displayed in awe-inspiring arrangements. They can fill a room with the scent of fresh pine, or sweet rose and...wait, what's that rotten smell? Suddenly it’s not the aroma of holiday cheer that...
Collecting Seeds from Warm Weather Plants in Winter
Collecting seeds during the winter months can be a rewarding and cost-effective way to prepare for your spring garden. Winter is beating a the door, so it’s the perfect time to collect seeds from some of those cold and frost sensitive plants. Whether you're a seasoned...
Native Texas Edible Plants (list)
Hey there, fellow native plant enthusiasts! Today, we're diving into the wonderful world of Texas plants that not only add beauty to your yard but also offer delicious fruits and berries. These native, edible treasures are perfect for homeowners who want to grow their...
Evergreen and Semi-Evergreen Plants to Celebrate, well, Green!
The hue Kermit laments it’s not easy being, the color of cold hard cash, and spring’s earliest sign arriving in the form of new growth; we celebrate green today. This is a challenging color to pinpoint, as many plants showcase this vibrant hue. Today, we are...
3 Native Groundcover or Low Growing Perennial Options
Incorporating easy, low-maintenance groundcovers or low-lying perennials into your landscape can be a game-changer when it comes to conserving water and reducing upkeep. When they are native Texas plants, you also increase your shot at success! Whether you are looking...
Purple: TX Fall Aster, Duranta, TX Moutain Laurel, Mona Lavender
The bold hue of a royal robe, a bountiful bunch of ripe grapes, the color of mountains majesty above the fruited plane, today we're celebrating purple. For our second-to-last blog in our "Plant a Rainbow Garden" series, this week we are highlighting four purple...
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