Inventory Update 3/20
Whether you’re building out a pollinator garden, refreshing your landscape, or getting your spring edibles in the ground, this week’s lineup is ready to go. Swing by, take a lap, […]
#InventoryUpdate – March 13
The nursery is loaded up with Texas-tough perennials, native pollinator plants, herbs, veggies, fruit trees, vines, and a few things you probably didn’t know you needed until you saw them. […]
Inventory Update – March 6
#InventoryUpdate – March 6 Another week, another plant list… Spring is waking up and the nursery is loaded with Texas-tough perennials, native pollinator plants, shrubs, shade trees, fruit trees, herbs, […]
🚨 #InventoryUpdate 2/27 🚨
Fresh truck. Full benches. Texas-tough goodness everywhere! If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to plant — this is it. We’ve got a stacked selection of Texas-tuf perennials, rugged […]
Irrigation: The Backup Singer, Not the Lead Vocalist
Let’s have an honest conversation about irrigation. Irrigation is not your lawn’s primary water source. It is not the hero. It is not the headliner. It is the backup singer. […]
Prune with Patience: Timing Spring Cleanup in North Texas
Spring Pruning If you garden in North Texas, you already know: our weather keeps us humble. On average, mid-March marks our last hard freeze. But records show freezes as late […]
Inventory Update 2/20
2/20 INVENTORY UPDATE!! Spring is just around the corner, and the nursery is starting to fill up with ONLY the toughest Texas native and well-adapted plants—proven to thrive in the […]
NOW is The Time to Plant Fruit!
Growing Fruit in North Texas (Scroll to the bottom for our full fruit inventory.) Clay, Heat, Freeze — and Realistic Expectations Growing fruit in North Texas isn’t impossible — […]
Landscaping Planning Tips for North Texas Homeowners
Landscaping in North Texas is not just about picking plants you like, it is about designing a yard that can survive and thrive in a tough environment. Between extreme […]
NOW is THE Perfect Time to Plant Onions!
If there is one crop that quietly separates frustrated gardeners from confident ones in North Texas, it’s onions. Not tomatoes. Not peppers. Onions. That surprises people. Onions don’t vine, don’t […]
