MORE Hardy Succulents for East Texas
Cold-Hardy Succulents Keep things easy and low-maintenance with hardy succulents! While many succulents aren't fans of cold weather, there are varieties...
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“Colder winters mean fewer bugs in spring, right!?” Not Exactly.
Does a Cold Winter Mean Fewer Bugs? I've always heard that a cold winter means we'll have fewer bugs the following...
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Dormant Oil: Winter Pest Control It's not just your plants and trees that may be dormant this time of year—some insect...
Read MoreFloating Camellias
A Simple Way to Enjoy Camellia Blooms The house I grew up in had several red and pink Camellias planted throughout...
Read MoreA Little Bit About Fruit Trees
Planting Fruit Trees The dormant season is an excellent time to plant many fruit trees in East Texas. Planting during the...
Read MoreLandscape Design Basics 2.0
Planning Your Landscape A new year often brings new plans, new projects, and fresh ideas. It's also a great time to...
Read MoreAre My Banana Trees & Elephant Ears Alive?
Overwintering Elephant Ears & Banana Plants If your Elephant Ears or Banana Plants are now brown or black after a freeze,...
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Cleaning Up Your Perennials for Winter Fall and late winter are both times when you may find yourself cleaning up perennial...
Read MoreWhat Did 20 Degrees Do To My Plants!?
What Did That Sudden Freeze Do to Your Plants? After a sudden blast of really cold weather, it's normal to look...
Read MoreYear-Round Shady Evergreens
Evergreens for the Shade No, I'm not talking about cedar and spruce trees! I'm talking about plants that provide foliage throughout...
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