Planting – The Home & Garden Center

How Much Weekly Rain Your Landscape Actually Needs

A quick East Texas shower may make the pavement look wet, but it rarely delivers the deep, soaking moisture your...

This cheerful, golden-flowered twist on the classic orange butterfly weed has clusters of butter-yellow blooms, an upright habit, and exceptional...

Drip irrigation is one of the smartest ways to water plants in East Texas. Our hot summers, clay‑leaning soils, and...

Banana “trees” look tropical and dramatic, but they aren’t actually trees—they’re the world’s largest herb. What appears to be a...

Knowing whether a plant needs sun or shade isn’t just a gardening detail — it’s the single biggest factor that...

Coneflowers are one of those plants that truly earn their spot in the landscape year after year. While ours are...

Why Timing Matters Warm season annuals—think Zinnias, Vinca, Penta, Coleus, and Angelonia - need consistently warm soil to root quickly and...

If you're looking for structure, height, and year round color in your landscape, larger junipers are some of the most...

If you want to bring the tropics to your landscape without high maintenance demands Windmill Palms (Trachycarpus fortunei) are one...

Walking into our Color House can be a bit overwhelming if you aren’t familiar with plants. It’s big and filled...