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We are very sorry to our customers but will have to delay opening this morning. Unfortunately, because of the IRONMAN race route, the roads leading to Rooted In are currently completely closed and we are unable to open at this time.

The safety of the cyclists participating in the race, as well as the police officers working traffic control, is extremely important to us. We want to wish all of the athletes a safe race and sincerely appreciate the officers and personnel working to keep everyone safe this morning.

This is also historicly one of our busiest weekends of the year, so situations like this are especially difficult for small, local businesses that rely heavily on weekend traffic this time of year. Our hearts also go out to any other local businesses dealing with similar disruptions today.

We will open as soon as access to the nursery is restored. Our hope is to be open by noon today if conditions allow, and we will update here as soon as we are able.

For transparency, we were assured multiple times by the IRONMAN in Texas organizers, as well as by the Town of Little Elm, Texas - Government and City of Pilot Point , that Pelzel Road would remain open to local traffic and that customers would still be able to reach our business. Unfortunately, that is not what is happening on the ground this morning.

Stay safe and thank you for understanding 🙏
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🚨 #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.

Whether you’re planting a pollinator garden, filling a new flower bed, starting your spring veggie patch, or just looking for an excuse to wander the nursery, this week’s list should give you plenty to work with.

Come take a stroll and see what’s new. Just don’t blame us if a few plants follow you home.
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📍12804 Pelzel Road
Pilot Point, Texas

Tue–Sat 9–5
Sun 10–5

PERENNIALS
Agastache: ‘Pink Glow’, ‘Poquito Butter Yellow’, ‘Poquito Orange’, ‘Sunny Sparks Pink’
Artemisia: ‘Fredericksburg’, ‘Powis Castle’, ‘Silver Mound’
Autumn Sage: ‘Arctic Blaze Fuchsia’, ‘Hot Lips’, ‘Mirage Cherry Red’, ‘Teresa’, ‘White’, ‘Hot Pink’, ‘Peach’, ‘Peach Melon’, ‘Blue’, ‘VIBE Ignition Purple’
Black-eyed Susan: ‘Goldsturm’
Blackfoot Daisy
Blanketflower
Blue-eyed Grass: ‘Moody Blues’
Calylophus: ‘Sundrops’
Cast Iron Plant: ‘Milky Way’, ‘Standard’
Cedar Sage
Chile Pequin
Chocolate Daisy
Clasping Coneflower
Columbine
Coreopsis: ‘Early Sunrise’, ‘Solanna Golden Sphere’, ‘Uptick Cream’, ‘Uptick Cream & Red’, ‘Uptick Gold & Bronze’
Correll’s False Dragonhead
Daylily: ‘Stella de Oro’
Desert Globe Mallow
Echium: ‘Red Feathers’
Engelmann Daisy
Eryngium (Rattlesnake Master)
Erysimum: ‘Erysistible Fire’, ‘Erysistible Tricolor’, ‘Erysistible Yellow’
Euphorbia: ‘Miner’s Merlot’
Flame Acanthus: ‘Benny’s Gold’
Four-Nerve Daisy
Gaura: ‘Belleza White’, ‘Monarch Pink’, ‘Pink’, ‘White’
Giant Coneflower
Golden Groundsel
Gray Goldenrod
Gregg’s Mistflower
Helleborus: ‘Champion’, ‘Cinnamon Snow’, ‘Frostkiss Penny’s Pink’, ‘Ice N Roses Red’, ‘Ice N Roses White’, ‘Merlin’, ‘Pink Frost’, ‘Wedding Party True Love’, ‘Wedding Party Wedding Bells’
Heuchera: ‘Northern Exposure Amber’, ‘Northern Exposure Purple’, ‘Northern Exposure Sienna’, ‘Palace Purple’
Lamb’s Ear
Lantana: ‘Dallas Red’, ‘New Gold’, Texas Native
Leopard Plant: ‘Crested’, ‘Firefly’, ‘Giant’
Lyreleaf Sage: Regular, Purple
Mexican Bush Sage: ‘Santa Barbara’, ‘Standard’
Mexican Hat
Monarda: ‘Peter’s Purple’, ‘Balmy Lilac’, ‘Balmy Pink’
Oxalis
Penstemon: ‘Brazos’, ‘Dark Towers’
Phlox: Blue, ‘Candy Cloud Blue’, ‘Candy Cloud Dark Pink’, ‘David’, ‘Phlox Trot Pink’
Rock Rose: ‘Brazilian’, ‘Ellen’s Legacy’, ‘Standard’
Russian Sage
Salvia (Anise / Black & Blue): ‘Black & Blue’, ‘Purple & Bloom’, ‘Plum Crazy’
Salvia (Mealy Blue Sage): ‘Augusta Duelberg’, ‘Henry Duelberg’, ‘Mystical’
Salvia (Hybrid farinacea × longispicata): ‘Mystic Spires’
Salvia (Wood Sage – nemorosa): ‘Blue by You’, ‘Bumbleblue’, ‘Marvel Rose’, ‘May Night’
Salvia (Texas Red Sage): ‘Tropical Red’
Santolina: Gray, Green
Sedum: ‘Blue Spruce’, ‘Dragon’s Blood’, ‘Frosted Fire’, ‘Back in Black’, ‘Lemon Ball’, ‘Tricolor’
Skeleton-leaf Goldeneye
Skullcap: ‘Dark Violet’, ‘Pink’, ‘Purple’
Snake Herb
Society Garlic: ‘Green’, ‘Variegated’
Teucrium aroanium
Teucrium chamaedrys: ‘Pride of Georgia’, Creeping Germander, Wall Germander
Texas Betony
Turk’s Cap: Pink, Red
White Mistflower
Winecup
Yarrow: White, Yellow
Zexmenia

SHRUBS
Abelia: ‘Canyon Creek’, ‘Glossy’, ‘Radiance’, ‘Rose Creek’, ‘Twist of Lemon’, ‘Twist of Lime’, ‘Twist of Orange’
Agarita
American Beautyberry
Aromatic Sumac
Arroyo Sweetwood
Butterfly Bush (sterile): ‘Miss Molly’, ‘Pugster Blue’
Coralberry
Dwarf Palmetto
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
Fragrant Mimosa
Hydrangea (Oakleaf): ‘Gatsby Gal’, ‘Ruby Slippers’, ‘Snow Queen’
Japanese Aralia: ‘Standard’, ‘Variegata’
Juniper: ‘Greenmound’, ‘Grey Owl’
Mahonia: ‘Dragon Scales’, ‘Funky Flow’, ‘Indigo Flair’, ‘Soft Caress’, ‘Woodline Sprite’
Osmanthus: ‘Goshiki’
Podocarpus: ‘Pringle’s Dwarf’
Possumhaw
Roughleaf Dogwood
Senna
Smokebush: ‘Royal Purple’, ‘Winecraft Black’
Spirea: ‘Double Play Candy Corn’, ‘Pineapple Pop Rocks’
Sumac: Prairie Flameleaf
Texas Scarlet Quince
Texas Sage: ‘Green Cloud’, ‘Lynn’s Legacy’, ‘San Antonio Rose’, ‘Silver Dream’, ‘Silver Snow’
Viburnum: ‘Chindo’, ‘Sandanka’
Yaupon Holly: ‘Dwarf’, ‘Eureka Gold’, ‘Micron’, ‘Pride of Houston’, ‘Skyline’, ‘Skyward’, ‘Weeping’

GROUNDCOVERS
Ajuga
Clover Fern
Frogfruit
Horseherb
Pigeonberry
Sedum: ‘Blue Spruce’, ‘Dragon’s Blood’, ‘Lemon Ball’, ‘Tricolor’
Silver Ponyfoot

GRASSES
Big Bluestem
Blue Grama: ‘Blond Ambition’, ‘Mozzie’
Little Bluestem: ‘Red October’, ‘Blackhawk’, ‘The Blues’
Muhly: Big, Lindheimer, Gulf, Pine, Seep
Sedge: ‘Cherokee’, ‘Texas’, ‘Feather Falls’
Switchgrass: ‘Northwind’, ‘Shenandoah’

HERBS
Basil: ‘Lemon’, ‘Lettuce Leaf’
Chives: Garlic, Onion
Dwarf Curry
Fennel: Bronze Leaf, Regular
Lavender: ‘Hidcote Blue’, ‘Munstead’, ‘Sensational’, ‘Big Time Blue’, ‘Phenomenal’
Leaf Celery
Lemongrass
Mint: Chocolate, Curly, Mojito, Pineapple, Spearmint
Oregano: Greek, Variegated
Parsley: Flat Italian
Rosemary: ‘Arp’
Sage: ‘Golden’, ‘Pineapple’, ‘Purple’, ‘Tricolor’
Thyme: English, Variegated, Winter, Woolly

VEGETABLES
Arugula: ‘Astro’
Artichoke: ‘Green Globe’
Broccoli: ‘Green Magic’, ‘Waltham’
Brussels Sprouts: ‘Jade Cross’
Cabbage: ‘Savoy Drumhead’
Cauliflower: ‘Snow Crown’
Collards: ‘Georgia’
Kale: ‘Dinosaur’, ‘Red Russian’
Kohlrabi: ‘Winner’
Lettuce: ‘New Red Fire’, ‘Parris Island Cos’, ‘Red Sails’, ‘Simply Salad Summer Picnic Mix’, ‘Simpson Elite’
Pak Choi: ‘Toy Choi’
Peppers: Jalapeño ‘TAM’, OG Jalapeño, Anaheim Chili, Big Bertha, Bhut Jolokia Ghost Pepper, California Wonder Bell Select, Corno Di Toro, Flaming Flare, Gochujang King, Habanero, Heat, Hungarian Hot Banana, Jalapeño Hot, Jalapeño Spicy Slice, Long Red Cayenne, NewMex Joe Parker, Serrano, Shishito ‘Takara’, Trick or Treat
Rumex: ‘Raspberry Dressing’
Spinach: ‘Bloomsdale’, ‘Red Kitten’, ‘Space’
Tomatoes: ‘Ace’, ‘Beefsteak’, ‘Better Boy’, ‘Big Beef’, ‘Celebrity’, ‘Champion’, ‘Cherokee Purple’, ‘Early Girl Hybrid’, ‘Fourth of July’, ‘Heatmaster’, ‘Husky Red’, ‘Juliet’, ‘Little Napoli’, ‘Marglobe’, ‘Patio’, ‘San Marzano’, ‘Sun Gold’, ‘Super Sioux’, ‘Supersweet 100’, ‘Tycoon’

TREES
Arizona Cypress: ‘Blue Ice’, ‘Carolina Sapphire’
Bald Cypress: ‘Montezuma’, ‘Weeping’
Blue Atlas Cedar: ‘Horstmann’, ‘Serpentine’
Cedar Elm
Cherry Laurel: ‘Centre Court’, ‘Everbrite’
Chitalpa: ‘El Niño’, Standard
Desert Willow: ‘Bubba’, Standard
Japanese Maple: ‘Bloodgood’, ‘Coral Bark’, ‘Green Laceleaf’, ‘Orange Flame’
Juniper: ‘Blue Arrow’, ‘Brodie’, ‘Skyrocket’, ‘Taylor’, ‘Woodward’
Magnolia: ‘Little Gem’
Mesquite: ‘Cooper’, ‘Leslie Roy’
Mexican Plum
Oak: Burr, Chinquapin, Live, Monterrey White
Redbud: ‘Cotton Candy’, ‘Oklahoma’, ‘Oklahoma Sparkler’, ‘Purple Rain’, ‘Alley Cat’, ‘Hearts of Gold’, ‘Royal White’, ‘Sweetheart’, ‘The Rising Sun’, ‘Traveler’
Soapberry
Southern Wax Myrtle

VINES
Carolina Jessamine: Standard, ‘Sunseeker’
Crossvine: ‘Tangerine Beauty’
Honeysuckle: Coral, Yellow
Virginia Creeper

ANNUALS
Bluebonnets
Calibrachoa: ‘Colibri Malibu Pink’, ‘Colibri Plum’, ‘MiniFamous Evolution Double Blue’, ‘MiniFamous Evolution Double Yellow’
Cyclamen
Dianthus: ‘Early Love’, ‘Everlast Peach’, ‘Love U’, ‘Pink Kisses’, ‘Scent First Tickled Pink’
Geraniums
Marigolds
Dusty Miller
Gomphrena
Pansy: ‘Dallas Red’, ‘New Gold’
Petunia: Supertunia
Poppies
Portulaca
Purslane
Snapdragons
Sweet Alyssum: ‘Clear Crystal Purple Shades’, ‘Clear Crystal White’, ‘Flamingo’
Sweet Potato Vine: Purple
Violas
Zinnias

FRUIT
Apple: Arkansas Black, Dorsett Golden, Ein Shemer, Enterprise, Liberty
Blackberry / Dewberry: Lucretia, Natchez, Prime-Ark Freedom, Prime-Ark 45, Sweet-Ark Ponca
Cherry: Sweetheart
Citrus: Yuzu, Lemon, Lime
Fig: Celeste, Ischia Green, Lattarula, LSU Gold, LSU Purple, Texas Everbearing, Violette de Bordeaux
Grapes: Black Spanish, Blanc du Bois, Champanel, Lomanto, Victoria Red
Mulberry: Dwarf Everbearing Black, Red Fruiting
Muscadine: Cowart, Ison, Southern Home
Peach: Bonanza Patio, Bonfire Patio, Crimson Cascade, Redhaven, Harvester, Ranger, Loring, Redskin, Sam Houston, Contender, Elberta
Pear (Asian): Chojuro, Olympic, Shinko
Pear (European): Ayers, Orient, Pineapple, Warren
Pecan: Caddo, Kanza, Lakota, Pawnee
Persimmon: American Native, Coffeecake, Saijo
Pineapple Guava: Takaka
Plum / Hybrid: AU Rosa, AU Roadside, Black Ice, Methley, Ozark Premier, Santa Rosa, Satsuma, Scarlet Beauty, Shiro, Spring Satin
Pomegranate: Al Sirin Nar, Kunduzki, Parfianka, Salavatski
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🌳 This week’s Plant of the Week is actually a whole group of Texas-tough trees!

They’re excellent spring bloomers, super easy to grow, and come in a surprising range of leaf colors, shapes, and sizes.

☀️ Sun or shade — they handle both
🌱 Tough enough for Texas soils
🌸 Beautiful spring flowers
🏡 Perfect small landscape trees

If you’re looking for something low-maintenance but still really showy, these are hard to beat.

🎥 Watch the video to see which ones we’re talking about.

📍 Rooted In – 12804 Pelzel Road, Pilot Point, TX

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