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New “Yuccas” Offer a Variety of Blooms
Most folks are familiar with the traditional red yuccas (which are not true yuccas but rather Hesperaloes) but you may not know that these bulletproof native bloomers also come […]
5 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day
Earth day is Thursday, 4/22 and you better beleaf the team at Rooted In will be celebrating! We hope you’ll join us (and the rest of the state) and branch […]
Pop Up Shrub Sale!
Do your Pittosporums look pitiful? Hawthorns look horrible? There has never been a better time to plant Texas Tough native and adapted shrubs. Choose from a huge selection of […]
Digging out of the Pandemic : a Return to the Potager Garden
Digging out of the Pandemic While undeniably (and understandably) growing fears and frustrations, this pandemic has also grown something else; a multitude of new gardeners. One estimate showed in increase […]
5 Gardening Trends for 2021
Get back out there: The number one garden trend for 2021 is simply gardening in general. Get back outside and begin planning your next garden adventure. With the pandemic, most […]
6 Fruit Trees that Look as Good as They Taste!
Edible landscapes are one of the fastest “growing” trends in landscape design. When growing food, you might be surprised to learn that you don’t have to sacrifice on beauty! (and […]
The Dirt on Amending Clay Soils with Sand
We received a great question last week from Terry who said, “I have a huge pile of sand and a huge pile of clay-based dirt that I am going to […]
Stumped on Where to Plant Your New Tree
By Daniel Cunningham We received a fantastic question from Mary this morning who is interested in planting new trees on her property and because NOW is a great time to […]
Rubber Mulch
Rubber Mulch: Recycling Win or Mulch Ado About Nothing? It’s a frequently asked question. By now most folks know they should apply much in Texas, but we frequently hear “What […]
