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5/23 Inventory Alert: ALL TAX FREE Saturday and Sunday! PLUS 20% OFF ALL SHRUBS!!!

We’re bursting at the seams with one of the largest, hardiest selections of plants in North Texas—and so many hard to find species! Whether you’re refreshing your landscape, starting a […]

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💜🌼 WHO NEEDS MUMS? Try PERENNIAL Dwarf Fall Asters!

Looking for exceptional fall color that lasts well beyond the usual growing season? Fall Asters put on an incredible display of purple, mum-like flowers with bright yellow centers, blooming through frosts and often into December or even through a mild North Texas winter!

Native to North Texas, these tough, low-maintenance perennials form beautiful mounds covered in hundreds of blooms. Their aromatic foliage is often semi-evergreen in mild winters, and you'll often even get a few surprise flowers in spring!

🦋 They're especially valuable to migrating Monarchs, native bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, providing nectar and pollen when many other flowers have finished blooming. Fall Asters also serve as a larval host for the Silvery Checkerspot butterfly and several native moth species!

💜 FALL ASTER vs. OCTOBER SKIES 💜

Both belong to the same native species, Symphyotrichum oblongifolium, but have slightly different growth habits.

🌸 Fall Aster (Standard)

Height: 2–3 feet

Width: 2–4 feet

A naturally spreading, mounding perennial that gradually fills in garden spaces.

🌸 October Skies Fall Aster

Height: 1–2 feet

Width: 1.5–2.5 feet

A more compact, densely branched selection with a tighter, more uniform mounding habit and less vigourous spread.

Both offer:

☀️ Full sun to partial shade color

💧 Excellent drought tolerance once established

🌿 Semi-evergreen foliage in mild winters

🦋 Outstanding pollinator and wildlife value

❄️ Excellent cold hardiness

Unlike traditional garden mums, these native perennials are adapted to our North Texas climate, returning year after year with very little attention. They're perfect for borders, mass plantings, pollinator gardens, or anywhere you want a spectacular burst of fall color!

Why settle for mums when you can plant something native that benefits our ecosystem lasting year-after-year, too? 💜

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🚨 #InventoryUpdate 10-23 🚨

Fall planting season is in full swing, and Rooted In is stocked with an incredible selection of Texas-tough plants ready for your landscape!

🌿 From native and pollinator-friendly favorites to colorful perennials, trees, shrubs, ornamental grasses, groundcovers, succulents, fall vegetables, herbs, and seasonal blooms, we have something for just about every garden.

With cooler temperatures and ideal fall planting conditions, now is a great time to get those plants established before next summer!

Come explore our selection and let us help you find the perfect plants for your North Texas landscape! 🍂🌼🌳

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🌸 PERENNIALS

Agastache: ‘Blue Fortune’
Ajuga: ‘Bronze Beauty’, ‘Chocolate Chip’, ‘Golden Glow’
Artemisia: ‘Powis Castle’
Aster, Aromatic / Fall: Standard, ‘October Skies’
Bee Balm / Monarda: ‘Bee Free’, ‘Peter’s Purple’, Wild Bergamot
Blackfoot Daisy
Blue Mistflower
Boneset: ‘Polished Brass’
Butterfly Weed
Cast Iron Plant: Standard, ‘Milky Way’, ‘Tiny Tank’
Catmint: ‘Walker’s Low’, ‘Cats Pajamas’, ‘Serene Frost’
Cedar Sage
Coreopsis: ‘Super Star’, ‘Uptick Gold and Bronze’
Creeping Germander
Dalea: Yellow, Black
Desert Globemallow
Engelmann Daisy
Fall Obedient Plant: ‘Crystal Peak White’
Farfugium / Leopard Plant: Standard, ‘Firefly’
Fern: Holly Fern, Southern Shield / Wood Fern
Flame Acanthus: Red, ‘Benny’s Gold’
Four-Nerve Daisy
Gaura: Pink, Dark Pink, White
Gayfeather / Liatris
Goldenrod: ‘Golden Fleece’
Gregg’s Mistflower
Hardy Hibiscus: ‘Summerific Perfect Storm’
Ironweed
Jerusalem Sage
Lamb’s Ear
Lantana: ‘Dallas Red’, ‘New Gold’, Native
Mexican Bush Sage: ‘Santa Barbara’
Mexican Mint Marigold
Pavonia / Rock Rose: Standard, ‘Ellen’s Legacy’, Brazilian
Penstemon: ‘Brazos’, ‘Husker Red’
Prairie Verbena
Rattlesnake Master
Rosemary: ‘Arp’, ‘Hill Hardy’, ‘Huntington Carpet’
Rudbeckia: ‘Goldsturm’
Rough Leaf Coneflower
Russian Sage: Standard
Salvia:
• Azurea / Pitcher Sage
• Coccinea / Tropical Sage
• Farinacea: ‘Henry Duelberg’, ‘Victoria Blue’
• Guaranitica: ‘Black and Blue’
• Leucantha / Mexican Bush Sage
• Longispicata × Farinacea: ‘Mystic Spires’
• Lyrata / Lyreleaf Sage / Cancer Weed, ‘Purple Knockout’
• Indigo Spires
• Roemeriana / Cedar Sage
Santolina: Green, Gray
Skullcap: Dark Violet, Heartleaf, Pink, Yellow
Society Garlic
St. Johnswort: ‘Sunburst’
Sedum: ‘Autumn Joy’, ‘Blue Spruce’, ‘Dragon’s Blood’, ‘Lemon Ball’
Texas Betony
Texas Blazing Star
Turk’s Cap: Pink, Red
White Mistflower
Winecups
Wood Violet
Woolly Stemodia
Yarrow: ‘Paprika’, ‘Terra Cotta’
Zexmenia

🌱 3.5-INCH PLANTS

Cedar Sage
Engelmann Daisy
Fall / Aromatic Aster
Four-Nerve Daisy
Gregg’s Mistflower
Heartleaf Skullcap
Henry Duelberg Salvia
Black-eyed Susan
Pigeonberry
Pink Turk’s Cap
Pitcher Sage
Texas Blazing Star
American Beautyberry
Wild Bergamot
Wood Violet

🌿 SHRUBS

Abelia: Canyon Creek, Rose Creek, Kalidascope, Milky Way, Twist of Orange, Mucho Gusto, Glossy
Agarita
American Beautyberry
Arroyo Sweetwood
Bottlebrush: ‘Woodlanders Hardy’
Buttonbush
Coralberry
Distylium: ‘Little Champ’
Dwarf Palmetto
Elbow Bush
Fatsia: ‘Camouflage’
Fragrant Mimosa
Fragrant / Aromatic Sumac: Standard, ‘Gro-Low’
Hydrangea, Oakleaf: ‘Gatsby Glow Ball’, ‘Munchkin’, ‘Snowflake’
Juniper: ‘Greenmound’, ‘Grey Guardian’
Mahonia: ‘Soft Caress’, ‘Woodline Sprite’
Osmanthus: ‘Goshiki’
Podocarpus: ‘Pringle’s Dwarf’
Possumhaw Holly
Rocky Mountain Smooth Sumac
Roughleaf Dogwood
Senna
Smoketree: ‘Grace’, ‘Pink Champagne’, ‘Royal Purple’, ‘Velvet Cloak’
Spirea: ‘Double Play Big Bang’, ‘Double Play Candy Corn’, ‘Double Play Dolly’, ‘Double Play Doozie’, ‘Gold Thread’, ‘Goldmound’
Virginia Sweetspire / Itea: ‘Fizzy Mizzy’, ‘Little Henry’
Sweet Almond Verbena
Texas Sage: ‘Baby Yoda’, ‘Green Cloud’, ‘Laredo’, ‘Little Lynn’, ‘Microburst’, ‘Purple Rain’, ‘San Antonio Rose’, ‘Silver Snow’
Texas Persimmon
Viburnum: ‘Chicago Lustre’, ‘Chindo’, ‘Shades of Pink’, ‘Summer Snowflake’, Sandankwa
Wax Myrtle: Dwarf
Yaupon Holly: Dwarf, ‘Eureka Gold’, ‘Micron’, ‘Pride of Houston’, ‘Skyline’, ‘Skyward’, Weeping

🌱 GROUNDCOVERS

Ajuga: ‘Bronze Beauty’, ‘Chocolate Chip’, ‘Golden Glow’
Clover Fern
Creeping Germander
Frog Fruit
Horseherb
Pigeonberry
Purple Heart
Silver Ponyfoot
Snake Herb: Thin Leaf, Wide Leaf
Woolly Stemodia

🌳 TREES

Arizona Cypress: ‘Blue Ice’, ‘Carolina Sapphire’
Bald Cypress: Montezuma, Weeping, ‘Falling Waters’ Weeping
Blue Atlas Cedar: ‘Horstmann’
Cedar Elm
Cherry Laurel: ‘Centre Court’, ‘Everbrite’
Chitalpa: ‘El Niño’, ‘Morning Cloud’
Crabapple
Desert Willow: ‘Sweet Bubba Seedless’, Bubba, Sweet Bubba Jones
Eve’s Necklace
Honeylocust: ‘Shademaster’
Japanese Maple: ‘Bloodgood’, ‘Crimson Queen’, ‘Sango Kaku’ / Coral Bark
Juniper: ‘Blue Arrow’, ‘Brodie’, ‘Moonglow’, ‘Taylor’, ‘Wichita Blue’, ‘Woodward’
Magnolia: ‘Jane’, ‘Little Gem’, Blanchard Southern Magnolia
Mexican Buckeye
Mulberry: Weeping
Oak: Bur, Chinquapin, Live, Monterrey White, ‘Regal Prince’, Shumard ‘Texas Strain’
Peach: ‘Crimson Cascade’
Pecan: ‘Pawnee’
Redbud: ‘Alley Cat’, ‘Carolina Sweetheart’, ‘Cotton Candy’, ‘Golden Falls’, ‘Hearts A’Fire’, ‘Merlot’, Mexican, ‘Oklahoma’, ‘Oklahoma Sparkler’, ‘Oklahoma Whitebud’, ‘Purple Rain’, ‘Rising Sun’, ‘Ruby Falls’, ‘Summer’s Tower’, Texas
Texas Kidneywood
Thornless Mesquite: ‘Leslie Roy’
Vitex / Chaste Tree: ‘Featherman’, ‘Flip Side’, ‘Summertime Blues’

🌾 GRASSES

Big Bluestem: ‘Blackhawks’, ‘Red October’, Standard
Big Muhly / Lindheimer Muhly
Blue Grama: ‘Blonde Ambition’
Bushy Bluestem
Gulf Muhly: Pink, ‘White Cloud’
Indian Grass: ‘Blue Yonder’, Standard
Inland Sea Oats
Little Bluestem: ‘Chameleon’, ‘Jazz’, ‘Little Red Fox’, ‘Prairie Blues’, Standard
Maiden Grass: ‘Little Zebra’
Muhly Grass: ‘Pink Flamingos’, ‘Rosy’, Ruby
Napier Grass: ‘First Night’
Pine Muhly
Prairie Dropseed: ‘Golden Needles’, Standard
Purple Lovegrass
Purple Threeawn
Sedge / Carex: ‘Cherokee’, Texas, ‘Webberville’, ‘Woodland’, ‘Everillo’, Meadow, ‘Feather Falls’
Seep Muhly
Sideoats Grama
Switchgrass: ‘Alamo’, ‘Shenandoah’, ‘Dallas Blues’, ‘Heavy Metal’, ‘Northwinds’
Texas Bluegrass

🌵 CACTI, AGAVE, YUCCA & SUCCULENTS

Agave:
• Artichoke Agave: ‘Huntington’
• Azul Monterrey
• Big Bend / Harvard’s
• Cabbage Head
• Coues
• Huachuca
• Lophantha ‘Quadricolor’
• Lophantha ‘Splendida’
• Monterrey Frost
• Ocahui
• Parry’s
• Queen Victoria
• ‘Royal Flush’
• Whale’s Tongue

Hesperaloe: Giant White, ‘Ivory Swan’, ‘Little Miss Sunshine’, ‘Pink Parade’, Red, ‘Stoplights’, Yellow
Mangave: ‘Praying Hands’
Pineapple Cactus
Prickly Pear: Engelmann, Santa Rita ‘Tubac’, Spineless
Sotol / Desert Spoon
Yucca: ‘Blue Sentry’, ‘Bright Star’, ‘Pink Desert’, ‘Rancho Blue’, ‘Sapphire Skies’, ‘Silver Anniversary’, Softleaf, Rostrata, Pendula, Twistleaf, Yellow

🌿 VINES

Carolina Jessamine: Standard, ‘Sunseeker’
Crossvine: ‘Tangerine Beauty’
Honeysuckle: ‘Kintzley’s Ghost’, Yellow, Coral
Virginia Creeper: Engelman, Standard
Wisteria: ‘Amethyst Falls’, ‘Lavender Falls’

🍎 FRUIT & BERRIES

Apple: ‘Winesap’
Blackberry: ‘Arapaho’, Prime-Ark® Freedom, Sweet-Ark® Ponca
Fig: ‘Little Miss Figgy’
Peach: ‘Bonfire Patio’, ‘Harvester’
Pear: ‘Ayers’, ‘Kieffer’, ‘Moonglow’
Plum: ‘Santa Rosa’

🥦 FALL VEGETABLES & HERBS

Artichoke: ‘Green Globe’
Broccoli: ‘Artwork’ Stem Broccoli, ‘Green Magic’, ‘Purple Magic’
Cabbage: ‘Ruby Perfection’, ‘Stonehead’
Cauliflower: ‘Cheddar’, ‘Graffiti’, ‘Snow Crown’, ‘Veronica’ Romanesco
Chinese Cabbage: ‘Chinese Blues’, ‘Red Dragon’
Chives, Garlic
Cilantro
Collards: ‘Bulldog’, ‘Georgia’
Fennel: Bronze Leaf
Lemon Balm
Kale: ‘Dinosaur’
Kohlrabi: ‘Winner’
Lettuce: ‘Bistro Mix’, ‘Buttercrunch’, ‘New Red Fire’, ‘Red Sails’
Mustard: ‘Red Giant’
Pak Choi: ‘Red Pak’
Mint: Peppermint Upright
Oregano: ‘Supreme Italian’
Parsley: ‘Giant of Italy’
Sage: ‘Berggarten Variegated’
Swiss Chard: ‘Bright Lights’, ‘Magenta Sunset’, ‘Peppermint’

🌸 ANNUALS & SEASONAL COLOR

Alyssum: ‘Clear Crystal Mix’
Dianthus: ‘Coronet Purple’
Dusty Miller: Cirrus, New Look
Flowering Cabbage: ‘Osaka IQ Pink Bicolor’
Flowering Kale: ‘Coral Queen’, ‘Nagoya Red’, ‘Nagoya White’, ‘Kamome Red’, ‘Kamome White’
Marigold, French: ‘Hot Pak Fire’, ‘Hot Pak Orange’, ‘Hot Pak Yellow’
Millet: ‘Copper Prince’
Mum: ‘Alexa White’, ‘Copper Coin Bronze’, ‘Danielle Purple’, ‘Pumpkin Pie’, ‘Sundance Yellow’
Mustard: ‘Mizuna Miz America’
Pansy: ‘Matrix Autumn Blaze Mix’, ‘Matrix Raspberry Sundae Mix’, ‘Matrix Clear Scarlet’, ‘Matrix Deep Blue Blotch’, ‘Matrix Lavender Shades’, ‘Matrix Orange’, ‘Matrix Purple’, ‘Matrix Rose’, ‘Matrix White’, ‘Matrix Yellow’
Pentas: ‘Lucky Star Lavender’, ‘Lucky Star Mix’
Snapdragon: ‘Speedy Sonnet Bronze’, ‘Speedy Sonnet White’, ‘Speedy Sonnet Yellow’
Stock: ‘Hotcakes Mix’
Sweet Potato Vine: ‘Ace of Spades’, ‘Blackie’, Tricolor
Viola: ‘Sorbet Honeybee’, ‘Sorbet Tiger Eye’, ‘Sorbet Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow’, ‘Colormax Clear Yellow’, ‘Colormax Lemonberry Pie’, ‘Penny Blue’

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🌿 This week's Plant of the Week is one that many gardeners have killed—but it might not be their fault!

When you choose the right cultivar, plant it in the right spot, and adjust your watering schedule, this plant can actually be incredibly easy to grow for years!

It's evergreen, edible, wonderfully fragrant, drought tolerant, and produces beautiful blooms that pollinators absolutely love! 🐝💙

But here's what most gardeners don't realize: Not all varieties are created equal! Some can survive temperatures well below freezing, while others struggle through an average North Texas winter.

And sometimes it's not the cold that kills them—it's the combination of cold and wet soil!

🎥 This week, we're sharing THREE of our favorite cold-hardy varieties, a little Texas horticultural history, and the secret to keeping these beauties thriving for years!

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🚨 GARLIC IS IN ST

🚨 GARLIC IS IN STOCK! 🧄

We don’t bring in just any garlic. We ONLY choose cultivars that make sense for North Texas conditions—warm winters, hot springs, and our notoriously alkaline clay soils—with an emphasis on varieties that can finish well here while giving gardeners something far more interesting than grocery-store garlic.

This year’s lineup includes softnecks, true hardnecks, Artichokes, Silverskins, Turbans, Asiatics and Porcelains.

Some are productive garden workhorses.

Others are rare, hard-to-find culinary varieties prized for huge cloves, serious flavor, edible scapes, long storage or exceptional kitchen quality.

🧄 LOTUS — TURBAN
• Rare Specialty
An early-maturing, purple-striped garlic with lingering heat and a bold flavor that stays noticeable when cooked. Turban types are prized for early harvests and can produce edible scapes for a bonus crop before the bulbs are ready.
BEST USED FOR: Stir-fries, marinades, pan sauces, roasted meats

🧄 MUSIC — PORCELAIN
• Rare Specialty
A sought-after hardneck with large, easy-to-peel cloves and rich, full-bodied garlic flavor. Porcelain garlics are prized by serious cooks and growers for their impressive cloves, strong flavor and edible scapes.
BEST USED FOR: Roasting, garlic butter, soups, creamy sauces

🧄 ASIAN TEMPEST — ASIATIC
• Rare Specialty
An unusual hardneck with intense heat when raw and a deep, complex garlic flavor when cooked. Asiatic garlics mature early and produce edible scapes, giving you a flavorful bonus harvest before the bulbs are ready.
BEST USED FOR: Stir-fries, spicy sauces, marinades, chile-forward dishes

🧄 KETTLE RIVER GIANT — ARTICHOKE
• Productive Favorite
A vigorous softneck known for large bulbs, big cloves and dependable production. Its smooth, classic garlic flavor makes it exceptionally versatile in the kitchen, while Artichoke types are valued for reliability and good storage.
BEST USED FOR: Roasting, garlic bread, sauces, everyday cooking

🧄 EARLY RED ITALIAN — ARTICHOKE
• Productive Favorite
An early Italian-style softneck with plump cloves and robust, classic garlic flavor. Its early maturity is especially useful in warm climates, allowing bulbs to finish before intense summer heat settles in.
BEST USED FOR: Pasta sauces, pesto, pizza, roasting

🧄 CALIFORNIA EARLY — ARTICHOKE
• Productive Favorite
A classic warm-climate garlic known for vigorous growth, dependable yields and approachable flavor. Mild enough for fresh use but flavorful enough for everyday cooking, it’s an excellent choice for gardeners trying garlic for the first time.
BEST USED FOR: Salsa, salads, sautéing, everyday sauces

🧄 MILD FRENCH — SILVERSKIN
• Long-Storing Favorite
A smooth, mild garlic with excellent keeping quality. Silverskin garlics are famous for long storage, and Mild French offers a gentler flavor that works beautifully when you want garlic without overpowering the dish.
BEST USED FOR: Vinaigrettes, aioli, pickling, compound butter

If you’ve wanted to try growing garlic in North Texas, fall is the time to plant. Quantities are limited, especially on the specialty cultivars.

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