Plant Now, Bloom Big: Five Standout Tulips for North Texas Gardens
December may not feel like “tulip season,” but for North Texas, this is exactly when the real work happens underground! Tulips need a long, cool period to form strong flower […]
Sustainably Grown Noble Firs: The Best Christmas Trees in North Texas
North Texas’ Freshest, Longest-Lasting Christmas Trees — Straight from a Family Farm in Washington If you’re searching for the freshest, most beautiful Christmas trees in North Texas, you’ve come to […]
Living Christmas Trees (That Will Actually Grow in Texas!)
A living Christmas tree is perhaps the most eco-friendly option for those who like to grow plants and make lasting family memories. They bring the wonderful, woodsy smells of the […]
Inventory Update 11/14/25
#InventoryUpdate 11-14-25 Now is truly the perfect time to plant. Cooler temperatures and warm soil create ideal conditions for establishing cold-hardy trees, shrubs, perennials, and cool-season veggies and annuals. Plants […]
#InventoryUpdate 10/31
#InventoryUpdate 10/31 This weekend’s fresh plant inventory has arrived — just in time for Halloween planting! Whether you’re conjuring up a pollinator haven, a shady retreat, or a spellbinding fall […]
Things That Go Bump in the Landscape
Common Fears in the Garden — and Why You Can Let Them Go Halloween feels like the perfect time to confront what really scares us — at least in our […]
Halloween Is the Best Time to Plant These Seven Plants!
By late October, Texans are finally coming back to life—and so are their landscapes. The air turns crisp, the mosquitoes begin their slow retreat, and gardeners emerge from summer’s long, […]
Inventory Update – October 24
Hooray for rain! ️ Nothing refreshes Texas gardeners and plants quite like a good fall soak. Fall is actually the very best time to plant in North Texas — even […]
Garlic is So easy to Grow and Now is the Time to Plant!
When October arrives in North Texas, bats start appearing in the rafters of neighborhood décor and caped figures with plastic fangs take up residence on front lawns. Their seasonal return […]
It’s Time for Texas HOAs to Let Go of the 1950s Lawn Dream
Across Texas, countless homeowners’ associations are still clinging to a landscape aesthetic born in the 1950s. Endless stretches of manicured turf, a few token shrubs, and maybe a pair of […]
