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When it comes to landscaping in Texas, the words invasive and aggressive get tossed around a lot, sometimes interchangeably. But they are not the same thing, and understanding the difference matters for our ecosystems, our wildlife, and even the soil beneath our feet.

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Invasive or Aggressive? A Texas Landscaping Guide

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Learn the difference between invasive and aggressive plants in Texas, what to avoid, and which natives to use instead—clear, research-based guidance.

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2 days ago

Fall rain + cooler temps = the perfect recipe for root growth. 🌧️🌱
While everyone else is sipping pumpkin spice, we’re over here planting our hearts out — because fall is THE best time to plant in North Texas!

Warm soil + months before summer heat = stronger roots, tougher plants, and happier gardeners next year. 🙌

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Fall rain + cooler temps = the perfect recipe for root growth. 🌧️🌱
While everyone else is sipping pumpkin spice, we’re over here planting our hearts out — because fall is THE best time to plant in North Texas!

Warm soil + months before summer heat = stronger roots, tougher plants, and happier gardeners next year. 🙌

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3 days ago

🚨Don’t Miss the Mist Flowers (FOUR TYPES in stock!)

Limited quantities available.

These might be the single best group of nectar plants you can grow in a Texas garden. Mistflowers are critical nectar sources for fall-migrating Monarchs and dozens of other butterflies, bees, and beneficial pollinators! They thrive in our climate and soils, and return bigger and better every year!

➡️ Gregg’s Mistflower (Conoclinium greggii)

Bloom Time: Late spring–fall (strongest late summer–fall)

Sunlight: Full Sun to Part Shade

Mature Size & Habit: ~20–36 tall × 2+ wide and speading

Notes: powdery blue to lavender “misty” blooms; vigorously spreads by rhizomes; absolutely swarmed by Monarchs & Queens every fall

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➡️ White Mistflower (Ageratina havanensis)

Bloom Time: Primarily fall + bonus spring flushes

Sunlight: Sun to Shade; tolerates bright to nearly Full Shade

Mature Size & Habit: ~3–5 tall × 3–5 wide, rounded/shrubby and easily shaped

Notes: Sweet-smelling white clusters; semi-evergreen in mild winters; a late-season nectar powerhouse in Shade or Sun

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➡️ Blue Mistflower (Conoclinium coelestinum)

Bloom Time: Early Summer–Fall

Sunlight: Bright Shade to Part Sun

Mature Size & Habit: ~12–24 tall × 18–36 wide, colonizing/matting habit

Notes: Soft blue-violet blooms; slowly spreads by rhizomes; ideal for shadier pollinator corridors where others struggle, even poor draining spots

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➡️ Chocolate Snakeroot (Ageratina altissima ‘Chocolate’)

Bloom Time: Early–mid fall with some spring blooms

Sunlight: Part Shade to Shade

Mature Size & Habit: ~3–5 tall × 2–3 wide, upright woodland perennial

Notes: Chocolate-colored stems and deeper foliage with crisp white blooms; brings butterflies into the shade

--Come shop the best nectar plants in Texas before they’re gone!

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🚨Don’t Miss the Mist Flowers (FOUR TYPES in stock!)

Limited quantities available.

These might be the single best group of nectar plants you can grow in a Texas garden. Mistflowers are critical nectar sources for fall-migrating Monarchs and dozens of other butterflies, bees, and beneficial pollinators! They thrive in our climate and soils, and return bigger and better every year!

➡️ Gregg’s Mistflower (Conoclinium greggii)

Bloom Time: Late spring–fall (strongest late summer–fall)

Sunlight: Full Sun to Part Shade

Mature Size & Habit: ~20–36" tall × 2'+ wide and speading

Notes: powdery blue to lavender “misty” blooms; vigorously spreads by rhizomes; absolutely swarmed by Monarchs & Queens every fall

---

➡️ White Mistflower (Ageratina havanensis)

Bloom Time: Primarily fall + bonus spring flushes

Sunlight: Sun to Shade; tolerates bright to nearly Full Shade

Mature Size & Habit: ~3–5' tall × 3–5' wide, rounded/shrubby and easily shaped

Notes: Sweet-smelling white clusters; semi-evergreen in mild winters; a late-season nectar powerhouse in Shade or Sun

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➡️ Blue Mistflower (Conoclinium coelestinum)

Bloom Time: Early Summer–Fall

Sunlight: Bright Shade to Part Sun

Mature Size & Habit: ~12–24" tall × 18–36" wide, colonizing/matting habit

Notes: Soft blue-violet blooms; slowly spreads by rhizomes; ideal for shadier pollinator corridors where others struggle, even poor draining spots

---

➡️ Chocolate Snakeroot (Ageratina altissima ‘Chocolate’)

Bloom Time: Early–mid fall with some spring blooms

Sunlight: Part Shade to Shade

Mature Size & Habit: ~3–5' tall × 2–3' wide, upright woodland perennial

Notes: Chocolate-colored stems and deeper foliage with crisp white blooms; brings butterflies into the shade

--Come shop the best nectar plants in Texas before they’re gone!

📍 Rooted In
12804 Pelzel Road, Pilot Point, Texas 76258
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🧄 Growing Garlic: Plant Now for Flavor Later
Garlic is one of the easiest and most rewarding veggies you can grow in North Texas. Learn when and how to plant for a bumper harvest next summer.

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🌳 November 3 — Tree-Mendous Timing: Get Ready for Texas Arbor Day
Discover the best season for planting trees in Texas and how to set them up for long-term success.

🌷 November 9 — Bulbs with Benefits: Tulips, Daffodils & Beyond
Learn which bulbs thrive in North Texas soils and how to plant them now for show-stopping spring color.

🏡 12804 Pelzel Road, Pilot Point, Texas 76258

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🧄 Growing Garlic: Plant Now for Flavor Later
Garlic is one of the easiest and most rewarding veggies you can grow in North Texas. Learn when and how to plant for a bumper harvest next summer.

Upcoming Sundays
🌳 November 3 — Tree-Mendous Timing: Get Ready for Texas Arbor Day
Discover the best season for planting trees in Texas and how to set them up for long-term success.

🌷 November 9 — Bulbs with Benefits: Tulips, Daffodils & Beyond
Learn which bulbs thrive in North Texas soils and how to plant them now for show-stopping spring color.

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Evergreen Elegance: Shrubs & Grasses for Winter Structure – November 16

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Composting 101: Turning Leaves and debris into Piles of Gold

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