…and easy to grow Loving the Valentine’s bloom February is the season of love. A great time to give roses and an even better time to think about the roses you have or wish to have in your garden. Give your Valentine’s bloom some love Valentines Day is the ideal time in Texas to prune your roses. Appropriate trimming keeps roses healthy and ensures many robust blooms in the Spring. Be sure to wear gloves! February is also a great…
‘Tis the season to decorate our homes with festive wreaths, garland and trees. Before you pull out the plastic decorations, however, you may wish to consider the beauty of natural greens. Natural trees and cuttings bring benefits for you and the environment. So if you are considering going “greener” this holiday, here are three suggestions: Living trees Potted trees are gaining in popularity. Not only is a live tree a stunning addition to indoor decorations this year, bringing fresh fragrance…
Why we love native plants and you will too October is an important month. If you want a gorgeous lawn and garden next spring, the actions you take this month are essential. In addition to the important steps covered in our reminders, this is a great time to consider what else you can do to improve your garden. What do we suggest? Go native! The reason is simple, utilizing native plants in your landscape is not only a stunning way…
Want to add a splash of color to your autumn garden? Did you know that it is not too late to plant flowers that will delight until the first frost? With summer drawing to a close, it feels like an end to things. But in central Texas, this is the start of a second growing season and a great time to add a pop of late season color to your garden. Here are some lovely late-blooming varietals that you can…
10 Best Ways to Save Your Lawn in the Summer Heat August is a tough month for lawns and gardens in Texas and this summer’s Heat Dome presents even greater challenges. How can you keep your lawn green and thriving? By following a few simple tips! 1. Maximize your weekly water use Despite Austin water restrictions, it is possible to keep your lawn healthy in this heat. Since infrequent deep soaks encourage root growth better than frequent light watering one…
