Sip-Worthy Colors, Garden-Ready Plants
Above: Rio Grande® Raspberry Lemonade, Colorblast® Doubles Guava, Colorblast® Mango Mojito, Rio Grande® Frosted Strawberry Add a burst of bold color...
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The Secret To Nonstop Summer Color? Sun Patiens!
SunPatiens® are one of the most dependable, heat loving annuals for East Texas, thriving in our long, hot summers and...
Read MoreLush, Easy Color: Your Guide To Hanging Baskets
Hanging baskets are one of the easiest ways to bring lush, eye level color into your outdoor spaces. Whether you’re...
Read MoreYour Knees Will Thank You!
This handy, versatile tool is the Gardener Select Garden Kneeler, and it works beautifully as either a comfortable kneeler...
Read MoreA Garden Classic
The Classic Double Confederate Rose (Hibiscus mutabilis ‘Double Rose’) is one of those old southern, late season showstoppers that feels...
Read MoreAre “New” Plant Varieties Really New? The Truth Explained.
The Hidden World of Patents, Cultivars & Trade Names If you’ve ever felt confused by the huge number of “new” plant...
Read MoreHow To Identify A Plant’s True Cultivar Name
Most plant tags highlight the big, flashy trade name — the marketing name growers use to stand out. But the...
Read MoreWelcome To Texas! (Part 5)
Changes From Gardening in a Cold Climate to Gardening in East Texas 1. The Heat Becomes the Main Limiting Factor In cold...
Read MoreBring Home The Berries!
In East Texas the best time of the year to plant Blueberries and Blackberries is January to March. ...
Read MoreWelcome To Texas! (Part 4)
Changes From Gardening in a Tropical Climate to Gardening in East Texas? 1. You Now Have Winter (sort-of) Tropical gardeners rarely deal...
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