Best Fall and Winter Plant Color Choices
Who says you can’t have color in the garden in winter? Here are our top picks for plants that are sure to brighten up your yard, and your day…
How to Plant Trees and Shrubs
Trees and shrubs are a great investment for any yard. Set your plants up for success with these planting tips…
Sod Webworms Treatment
Sod webworms are rampant across the Houston area right now and many customers have asked us how to permanently get rid of these pests. Not sure what sod webworms are or what trouble they might cause your lawn?
Marigolds - So Much More Than a Pretty Face
After the spells of cold freezes we have experienced in the Houston area over the past month, the bright blooms of marigolds provide a cheerful promise of spring.
However, marigolds are more than just a bright spot of color in spring gardens, they also provide a number of benefits, both in your home and garden.
How to Fertilize Citrus Trees
One very common question among citrus tree growers is “How much and how often should I fertilize my citrus tree.” John Panzarella, citrus tree expert, answered these questions and more at a seminar at the Kingwood Garden Center…
Top 10 Shade Plants for North Houston
Creating a landscape that thrives in shade in Texas may seem a bit challenging at first. Plants thrive when they’re in the right environment. The first step is choosing shade plants suited for the overall climate zone of our area (8b – 9a) – sunlight, moisture and soil conditions are the most important factors.
The Dog Days of Summer
The Dog Days of Summer…What to do in your yard when it’s almost too hot to be out there? Let’s talk…
The Dirt - Get Returns on Your Garden Investment
Fearing the freeze and the sustainability of your plants? Fall is here which means it’s a great time to consider planting perennials. The heat was intense this summer and hard on our landscape investments. Replacing plants may be necessary. Honestly, for most, the gainful objective is that gardeners want plants that are going to go the distance! Incorporating perennials into your garden is a great way to get the most bang for your buck!
Tea Gardens: Nature’s Remedy for Winter Illnesses
As winter approaches with its chilly winds and dropping temperatures, so does the season of colds, flu, and various winter illnesses. During these months, one of nature’s most comforting and effective remedies can be found in a warm and soothing cup of tea. Tea gardens come to life as valuable allies in the battle against winter’s health challenges, offering a wide array of teas renowned for their immune-boosting, soothing, and healing properties.