The Easiest Way to Grow Tough Texas Plants for Pollinators AND People!
Why Grow a Pollinator-Friendly Garden? Gardens that support pollinators are one of the hottest landscape design trends and a great way to help your problem landscape area take flight! With […]
Garden Gift Ideas for Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day is just around the corner and for the gardener mom in your life, you can’t go wrong with a plant based gift. Dig into the ideas below to tap into […]
Plan a Day Trip to “Dig” Into Small Town North Texas
Spring has sprung, the wildflowers are in full bloom, and you might be itching to hit the road and discover a few hidden gems among the rolling plains of north […]
THE Easiest Way to Create a “Foodscape”
Unlike traditional food gardens, (which are often mini-versions of farm plots) Edible Landscapes or “Foodscapes” incorporate edible plants with a focus on their ornamental splendor! They’re packed with easy to […]
Growing Food for People AND Pollinators, one Box at a Time!
While undeniably (and understandably) growing fears and frustrations, this pandemic has also grown something else; a multitude of new gardeners! One estimate showed an increase of over 20 million new […]
6 Cold Hardy Fruit Trees for North Texas
Fruit trees are a great way to add food production to home landscapes AND some just happen to beautiful to boot! These 6 trees are some of our favorite easy […]
Plants with Patrick – Adding Winter Interest
Are you looking for year-round interest in your garden? Well, now is the time to start paying attention to the beautiful fall and winter colors and begin including those plants […]
Ornamental Trees: Plant This, Not That
November is a perfect time to plant ornamental trees, with cooler temperatures allowing for a gentler transition from local nurseries to their permanent spots throughout Texas landscapes. That’s one reason […]
Garden in a Box Concept Taking Root Across North Texas
Over the past 2 years, estimates show an increase of 20 million new gardeners in the United States. Building on this trending hobby, local North Texas cities […]
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 […]
