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This is a year of gardening in central Texas. What to do in each month of the year in your garden form seed starting to harvesting.
Here is our list of 10 Texas drought-tolerant plants that any garden lover would be happy to have in their garden.
Gardening in the south is perfect for lush flowers that can take the heat. Start your Southern gardening journey with a tour of one color-packed country space that's tops in personality. Our gardening guides will help your flowers survive the southern summer and thrive throughout the year.
Texas’s diverse climate presents unique challenges for gardeners and landscapers. From arid deserts to humid coastal regions, selecting the right shrubs can
Are you looking for Texas landscaping ideas? These 10 Texas landscapes filled with native plants are sure to inspire you!
Discover the beauty of shade gardening with our selection of the best Texas shade plants. From heat-resistant options for North Texas to perennial favorites perfect for Central Texas, these native and adapted plants are ideal for creating a lush oasis even in the sunniest spots. Explore a variety of hardy outdoor perennials that thrive in shaded areas, bringing texture and color to your garden year after year.
Native plant gardens—gardens created with wildlife indigenous to a specific region—are a great way to be more environmentally friendly. These gardens beautify the landscape while using less water and fewer pesticides. You can rebuild local ecosystems and habitats right in your yard! Here’s a guide on how to create a native plant garden of your own.
Learn all about Mystic Spires Salvia from The Good Earth Garden Center's perennial grower
Discover simple and stunning Texas landscaping ideas to transform your yard. Learn easy tips to optimize your garden for Texas climate and style.
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Discover inspiring Texas landscaping ideas for front yard elegance that celebrates the Lone Star State's beauty and resilience. Transform your space today!
Are you looking for help designing your dream garden with Texas native plants? These 15 native plant landscapers can help!
Discover the best shrubs for Texas to enhance the curb appeal of your home! Whether you're looking for shrubs for in front of your house or searching for drought-tolerant plants that can thrive in Texas, we've got you covered. From flowering shrubs that bring summer color to low-maintenance evergreens perfect for small spaces, there is a wide variety of options available. Consider fast-growing shrubs for privacy or opt for small shrubs suitable for small areas.
Texas Landscaping Ideas for Front Yard Beautification Discover inspiring Texas landscaping ideas for front yard elegance that celebrates the Lone Star State's beauty and resilience. Transform your space today!
A Dallas landscape architect reinvents his garden, marrying English traditional with Lone Star tough
Let’s be honest, when most people think “Texas native plants” you think desert/xeriscape and cacti. It’s ok, we all do at first. Not all Texas native plants are agaves and yuccas though. We are blessed with a very long, albeit hot, growing season, and we have so many native plants that have really long bloom periods, with big showy flowers or great bloom strength. This makes them ideal for both cottage-style gardens and English gardens. You could also find plenty that are ideal for modern or…
Now that the record-breaking summer of 2011 is safely behind us, I got to thinking....if gardening during a Texas summer were a TV reality show, could you bear to watch? Oh, there would be plenty of drama, that's for sure, with lots of whining and crying and pouting. Sadly, though, there wouldn't be much singing or dancing. In fact, most episodes would seem rather dry. Everything would be in need of an Extreme Makeover, and you'd end up feeling like the Biggest Loser. But one thing you could…
Sorry for not posting yesterday. It was a very very busy day for me. The past 48 hours saw first preview audiences for "Sense & Sensibility" and also "Into the Woods". Both went fairly well and now I'm back at home taking a morning off with my family. I also have the morning to journal and do some preliminary planning for my garden next year. As you may know, I'm planning on ripping out my front lawn and planting drought tolerant species that will require far less water and no mowing! Since…
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