Prepping for the Season – Page 2 – The Home & Garden Center

Welcome To Texas! (Part 2)

East Texas winters are a rollercoaster. One week it’s 70°F, the next we’re scraping frost off the windshield. Tropical plants...

Cyclamen is a cool-season favorite in East Texas, prized for its delicate, upswept blooms and marbled foliage. Typically blooming in...

If you’ve recently relocated to East Texas from states with harsher winters like Minnesota or tropical climates like Florida, you...

Above: Ladybug nymphs on a tree 🐞It’s that time of year again — Ladybugs are hatching, and you may start to...

Espoma® has been a pioneer in organic gardening since 1929 and is known for its commitment to sustainability and soil...

Organic fertilizers improve soil health over time, while Synthetic fertilizers offer fast, targeted nutrient delivery. Each type has advantages...

Fertilizing trees and shrubs in the fall strengthens root systems, replenishes nutrients lost during the growing season, and prepares plants...

When the blazing summer heat finally gives way to cooler temperatures in East Texas, it’s not just a relief for...

In early October across East Texas, Mealybugs (resembling white snowflakes) can be seen flying or clustering around plants, but they’re...

As summer blooms fade Ornamental Cabbage and Kale steps in to steal the show. These cool-season annuals are prized not...