Prepping for the Season – Page 3 – The Home & Garden Center

Yes! You SHOULD Fertilize Your Plants In Fall

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...

A Weeping Willow brings a unique kind of softness to a landscape that few other trees can match. Its long,...

When it comes to planting shrubs, many gardeners fall into the trap of choosing based on looks alone—pretty blooms, lush...

As summer fades and the air begins to cool, East Texas becomes a bustling corridor for one of nature’s most...

Though they share similar names and delicate appearances, lace bugs and lacewings couldn’t be more different. One is a plant-feeding...

Crape Myrtles (Lagerstroemia spp.) are planted in many Southern landscapes for their vibrant summer blooms, striking bark, and graceful form....

Summer heat changes the rules of gardening. Chemical fertilizers can be risky in high temperatures and here’s why to...