Happy Faces!
In East Texas we plant Pansies in the Fall and they bloom throughout our winter season, whereas in Northern states...
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Danny’s Do’s & Don’ts: How To Have Lush, Flowering Pansies
Do: • Plant in elevated soil that drains well (avoid planting in low areas). • Create a Pillow Bed out of potting...
Read More‘Coral Bark’ Japanese Maple
Coral Bark Japanese Maple Trees (Acer palmatum 'Sango-kaku') are a true delight for gardeners and tree enthusiasts alike. These stunning...
Read MoreBranching Out: The Beauty of Japanese Maples
Japanese Maples are timeless, shade-loving, ornamental trees. Loved for their beauty, delicate leaves, vibrant colors, and graceful shapes, these trees...
Read MoreCascading Elegance: Weeping Bald Cypress
Are you looking for a unique and breathtaking addition to your landscape? The 'Falling Waters' Weeping Bald Cypress is...
Read MoreWhy You Shouldn’t Use Dyed Mulch
There are many beautiful gardens and homes in East Texas that utilize dyed mulch. While this can add another level...
Read MoreFall Color In East Texas: Top Tree Picks
When we think of fall, we seem to always picture a scene of a cool breeze, crisp air, possibly some...
Read MoreScreening For Privacy: Creating A Living Fence For Your Yard
Building a screen out of tall growing shrubs to “hide” something we don’t want to look at is popular and...
Read MoreAre Your Plants Thirsty?
It’s both hot and dry, and the time of year your plants need extra water. The ground surrounding your...
Read MoreButterfly Effect: Plants Your Winged Visitors Will Love
1. Lantana | 2. Coneflowers | 3. Milkweed | 4. Butterfly Bush | 5. Butterfly Weed | 6. 'Little Joe Pye'...
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