Do you want your plants to look extremely beautiful and healthy? Or do you want to take proper care of them. Then, these gardening tips from professional landscape designers will teach you how to Read More …
This short infographic on installing drip irrigation is a good place to start if you’re thinking of conserving water in your garden. If you live with hard water, like I do, I do not recommend Read More …
The following article is from Dave’s Garden, a fabulous website full of great horticulture information and more! The History and Uses of Sunflowers By Melody Rose January 28, 2017 The humble sunflower has been a Read More …
Have you ever gone out to water your garden in the morning only to find holes in your plants’ leaves that weren’t there the day before? As many of you know, I garden organically, using Read More …
Growing your own plants from seed is so rewarding. Planting seeds and watching for them to germinate is one of my favorite aspects of having a plant business. I grow most of my own plants Read More …
Did you know Red Bud Tree flowers are edible… or Carnations… or the flowers on your Bean Vines? Picture courtesy of Horticulture Update, Texas AgriLife Extension Service Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas January-February, 2008 Read More …
September 2015 Gardening magazines and blogs this time of year, the Fall, are telling us how to put the garden to bed, preserve our harvest and settle in for the winter. I admit there’s something Read More …
Perennials are those plants that last year after year without needing to be reseeded or purchasing new plants. Generally, perennials are divided into 2 groups: evergreen and true perennials. Evergreen varieties are those that don’t Read More …
Fall is a great time to sow seeds directly in the garden or even a large container. These seeds will be ready to germinate when the temperature and moisture level of the soil is right Read More …
It’s full-on Summer now, and here in my part of Texas, the heat is a killer… of plants, I mean. Many, many summer annuals grown in other parts of the country just don’t survive our Read More …
