The Perfect Day Trip to Small-town North Texas!
There’s something about a Texas backroad that just begs you to roll down the windows, cue up your favorite playlist, and see where the day takes you. Whether you’re coming […]
The Best Shade Ground Cover You’ve Never Heard Of
Almost every garden has a trouble spot: that patch of ground where plants fade one after another. Too much shade. Soil that stays soggy after a deluge. Sometimes both. Most […]
Fall Plant Drop at Rooted In — 9/25
Fall is THE BEST planting season in North Texas, and our benches are brimming with fresh arrivals! Whether you’re refreshing tired beds, adding pollinator favorites, or hunting for something unique, […]
5 Types of Plants BEST Planted in Fall!
Perennial Flowers- Although many Texas tough perennials can be planted throughout the growing season with success, FALL is generally regarded by experienced gardeners as the BEST time to plant in […]
Fall Plant Drop at Rooted In — 9/19
Fall is the best time to plant in North Texas, and our benches are packed with Texas-tough beauties, blooming color, edibles, and fresh herbs. Start new beds or refresh tired […]
The Best Plants for North Texas Bees!
Bee Forage in North Texas – Why Nectar and Pollen Both Matter When we talk about pollinator-friendly gardening in North Texas, honey bees often take center stage—but their needs often […]
Rooted In Inventory Alert – 9/12
FALL is THE BEST time to plant and our benches are overflowing with Texas-tough favorites, showstoppers in full bloom, and a fresh wave of fruits, veggies, and herbs ready […]
Rooted In Inventory Alert – 9/5
It’s that magical time of year when planting pays off! Our benches are overflowing with Texas-tough favorites, showstoppers in full bloom, and a fresh wave of fruits, veggies, and herbs […]
Rooted In Inventory Alert – 8/29
Fresh plants just arrived at Rooted In, and our benches are full of Texas-tough favorites, showy blooms, and garden-ready edibles Come see what’s new, stock up on your garden essentials, […]
10 Native Plants that Bring Life to the Garden
If everything is bigger and better in Texas — and most Texans will tell you it is — then I might argue our landscapes should live up to that same […]
