5/29 Inventory Update
The nursery is loaded with fresh inventory, including colorful perennials, Texas natives, pollinator favorites, fruit trees, herbs, vegetables, ornamental grasses, trees, shrubs, and more. Some highlights this week include: Coneflowers […]
The Quiet Death of Color in the American Landscape
Are We Losing Color? This might offend some, but it is something I cannot shake. When I look across the modern urban landscape, I do not see vibrancy. I see […]
Inventory Update — Friday, May 22nd 🌿
🚨 Inventory Update — Friday, May 22nd 🌿 This weekend we’ve got one of our best selections yet of Texas-tough perennials, native plants, flowering shrubs, shade plants, trees, fruit, […]
Inventory Update — 5/15
This weekend, we’ve got a great selection of Texas-tough perennials, shrubs, trees, fruit trees, veggies, and shade plants — all built to handle heat, drought, clay, and real North Texas […]
5/8 Inventory Update
We only sell the toughest plants adapted to our climate and soils. From brutal summer heat and drought to heavy clay and unpredictable North Texas weather, these are plants selected […]
Inventory Update 5/1
Everything here is chosen with North Texas in mind—plants that can handle the heat, the wind, and our soils without a lot of extra fuss! The goal is simple: help […]
9 Texas Native Plants that Thrive in Shade
Shade gardening in Texas gets a bad reputation. For a lot of homeowners, “shade garden” means that awkward spot under the oak tree where grass refuses to grow, the soil […]
Inventory Update — 4/24
This week is for the plant people who are tired of seeing the same big box store plants over and over. We only sell the toughest plants adapted to our […]
Nine Native Plants That Thrive in North Texas Summers
Not just survive. Not just limp along. These actually THRIVE– despite the extremes. There’s a big difference between a plant that tolerates heat… and one that still looks like you […]
Healthy Soil, Healthier You
There is something instinctive about stepping into your garden, digging your hands into the soil, and feeling connected to the space around you. It turns out, that feeling is not […]
