Prepping for the Season – The Home & Garden Center

Why Drip Irrigation Works So Well In East Texas

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

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 want a fast growing, deep, purple colored ornamental grass that thrives in our East Texas heat, Napier grass...

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

East Texas landscapes benefit enormously from evergreen structure, and few plants deliver year round presence as reliably as large holly...

Terracotta pots are enjoying a major revival. Many of us remember the familiar orange red clay pots from childhood, and...

If you want bold, this is it. ‘Dragon’s Breath®’ Celosia features rich, fiery red plumes and deep foliage that absolutely...

Mulch makes beds look clean and helps plants thrive but leaving old, decomposed mulch in place and piling new mulch...