Adding Orange In The Garden
Looking for orange color that can handle an East Texas summer? From bright tropical blooms to dependable warm-season annuals, there...
Read MoreLooking for orange color that can handle an East Texas summer? From bright tropical blooms to dependable warm-season annuals, there...
Read MoreAs David Bowie sang, “Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes”—it's time to start changing out those cool-season annuals for plants that can handle an East...
Read MoreVinca love it sunny and hot and, once established, generally prefer not to stay constantly wet. Their dark, glossy-green foliage...
Read More[vc_single_image source="external_link" external_img_size="847x565" alignment="center" qode_css_animation="" custom_src="https://trendspotinc.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/trendspot-blog-5-22-garden.jpg" caption="Photo from TrendSpot.com"] What to Do Now • Plant trees, shrubs, container-grown roses, and perennials. Early...
Read MoreWhen Forsythia begins bursting into yellow blooms, it's a sure sign that Magnolia season isn't far behind! Saucer Magnolias and...
Read MoreAs fall turns to winter and many of our trees and shrubs become dormant, it's natural to think, “It's time...
Read MoreEvery year they arrive in areas all over the Lone Star State. Hummingbirds, on their way from their wintertime stay...
Read MoreHere are some things you can do now to help your lawn and garden look their best this coming spring! 1....
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