Big, Bold & Beautiful: Hardy Hibiscus
Hardy Hibiscus (Hibiscus moscheutos) is a striking, easy-to-grow perennial that brings a tropical flair to any garden. Unlike its tropical...
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The pH Factor: How To Control The Color Of Your Hydrangea
Want to know the secret to getting your hydrangeas to turn pink or blue? It all comes down to the...
Read MoreNot Your Grandmother’s Roses
Drift® Roses are low-maintenance and almost continuously blooming, from early Spring through late Fall. They are a cross between...
Read MoreVinca VS. Zinnias
We’re often asked which bedding plant is best for our East Texas summers – Vinca or Zinnia. Each has...
Read MoreThe Colorful World Of Coleus
Coleus, known for its stunning foliage, is one of the most popular seasonal annuals. These plants come in a dazzling...
Read MoreThe Snowball Effect: ‘Chinese Snowball’ Viburnum
The 'Chinese Snowball' Viburnum (Viburnum opulus 'Roseum') is best known for its showy flowers, which resemble fluffy snowballs. These blooms...
Read MoreThe Great Pear Debate: Bradford vs. Cleveland
When it comes to landscaping, ornamental pear trees are a popular choice for their stunning spring blooms, colorful Fall foliage...
Read MoreDanny’s Do’s & Don’ts: Crape Myrtle Bark Scale
As many of you know, Crape Myrtle Scale is a controllable pest and can be prevented from turning a beautiful...
Read MoreThe Sapphire Of The South: Why You’ll Love The ‘Carolina Sapphire’ Cypress
The Carolina Sapphire Cypress, is a fast-growing evergreen tree with blue-green foliage that retains its color throughout the year. ...
Read MoreThe Unique Charm of Globe Willows
The Globe Willow traces its roots back to the temperate regions of China and Korea. With its distinctive globe-like...
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