Protecting Plants In Sleet/Ice
1. Cover BEFORE precipitation starts Once ice forms, you cannot safely cover plants. • Use frost cloth, sheets, or blankets. • Anchor edges...
Read More1. Cover BEFORE precipitation starts Once ice forms, you cannot safely cover plants. • Use frost cloth, sheets, or blankets. • Anchor edges...
Read More1. Evergreen shrubs (camellia, azalea, gardenia, pittosporum, Indian hawthorn) • Leaf burn: foliage turns bronze, brown, or black. • Bud kill: spring...
Read MoreThe Hidden World of Patents, Cultivars & Trade Names If you’ve ever felt confused by the huge number of “new” plant...
Read MoreMost plant tags highlight the big, flashy trade name — the marketing name growers use to stand out. But the...
Read MoreEast Texas winters are a rollercoaster. One week it’s 70°F, the next we’re scraping frost off the windshield. Tropical plants...
Read MoreWhile rain is essential for plant growth, too much of it can become a silent killer for gardens and landscapes....
Read MoreWe all enjoy pretty containers sitting on the porch, patio, by the pool or in our flower beds. However, many...
Read MoreDid your sago fronds turn to a straw color in the cold weather? Here's what you need to know: Do: • Trim...
Read MoreDo: • move them once nighttime lows reach 50 degrees • use your “go to” insect spray and treat the plant before...
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again when the temperature reaches 80 or above each day. We begin to receive...
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