TEXAS

Working from home in Texas often means juggling meetings, messages, and a long to do list without leaving the house. When the walls start closing …

Texas gardens don’t shy away from bold statements—and black plants bring drama like nothing else. Against bright skies and blazing sun, deep, inky foliage and …

Texas gardeners have discovered a simple secret that transforms ordinary yards into vibrant ecosystems full of life, color, and purpose every single season. Milkweed plants …

Purple has a way of stealing the show in Texas gardens. From soft lavender shades to deep royal tones, purple perennials bring a richness that …

Winter in Texas does not mean the garden has to sit on the sidelines. While colder days slow things down, they also open the door …

Texas winters may feel mild, yet they quietly set the tone for everything that follows. While growth slows, smart gardeners know this season pulls more …

Winter pruning can feel counterintuitive—after all, who wants to cut back a plant that’s already looking bare? But for Texas gardeners, winter is where the …

Big Texas homes call for bold moves, and nothing fills empty space faster than a large houseplant with presence. A wide corner, tall ceiling, or …

Living in Texas means dealing with hot summers, unpredictable weather, and the constant hustle of modern life that can bring stress into your home. Ancient …

Clay soil has a reputation for being stubborn, but Texas gardeners are proving it doesn’t have to be a deal-breaker. The key is choosing plants …

In Texas, what you can — and can’t — do to a neighbor’s shrub isn’t just a matter of courtesy; it’s governed by law. Property …

Texas homes often rely on garden beds to make that first impression feel welcoming instead of flat or unfinished. The right bed layout helps frame …

Texas gardeners have always swapped tips like old friends swapping stories over a fence. Some advice sticks around for years, even when it no longer …

Texas yards often feel more alive when fragrance drifts through the air, turning everyday outdoor moments into something memorable without any extra effort. Certain plants …

Sun-soaked rooms, breezy corners, and that just-back-from-vacation feeling are no longer reserved for beach resorts and high-end hotels. Across Texas, homeowners are bringing that laid-back …

Across Texas, homeowners are reimagining their yards as a series of outdoor “rooms.” Instead of one open space, gardens are being divided into zones for …

In Texas, grass isn’t just ground cover—it’s habitat. Certain grass types provide food, nesting material, and shelter that birds depend on, especially during extreme heat …

Texas yards often chase bold looks and easy upkeep, yet some popular trends carry a hidden cost. What feels stylish or convenient can tip the …

Texas gardens reward toughness, not babysitting. With heat that bakes soil and summers that show no mercy, high-maintenance landscapes wear thin fast. Smart design flips …

In Texas, memorial flowers speak without raising their voice. They carry comfort through heat, wind, and long distances between hearts and homes. From quiet country …

Texas homes know how to make a statement, and pink-leaf plants fit right in. These colorful houseplants bring a pop of personality that turns simple …

Texas gardens thrive on grit, flavor, and a sense of place, and native edible plants fit that bill like a well-worn boot. These homegrown staples …

Texas gardens burst with color when butterflies visit, and choosing fragrant plants makes your outdoor space even more magical and inviting for these winged visitors. …

Texas gardens are known for bold color and big personality, yet some flowers take things to a whole new level. These unusual blooms look like …

Getting a Texas yard ready for a new year can feel like gearing up for a marathon, not a quick jog around the block. The …

A garden pond in Texas can be more than a quiet water feature. It often becomes a magnet for life, especially toads and frogs that …

A Texas garden often pushes you to rethink what creativity truly means. Heat rises early, storms arrive fast, and soil conditions shift from one yard …

Texas garden centers are lining up some exciting new plants for next year, and a few of them already have me imagining fresh spots in …

Texas might be famous for its wide-open spaces, cowboy culture, and sprawling landscapes, but it also boasts some of the most impressive and diverse plant …

Texas gardeners keep buzzing about one thing lately, and it’s not the heat or the watering bills. Everyone is suddenly planting Native Wildflower Pocket Gardens, …

I used to puzzle over how my Texas flowers shook off winter and charged into spring like they had somewhere important to be. Beds warmed …

Marriage trends shift like Texas weather, bold one season and soft the next. For 2026, ranunculus steals the spotlight and never looks back. Florists, planners, …

Texas winters test roses in quiet ways. Mild days mix with cold snaps, and stress opens the door to trouble. Dark spots, pale mildew, and …

When your neighbor’s vines start snaking over your fence in Texas, it can quickly go from harmless greenery to a real headache—tangled plant matter, blocked …

When a neighbor’s shrub starts creeping onto your property in Texas, it’s tempting to just grab your shears and start trimming. After all, it is …

Rainbow eucalyptus trees may look like they belong in a rainforest postcard, but in Texas’s warmest zones, they’re very real—and growing. These color-splashed trees thrive …

Texas gardeners know that planting the right milkweed can make a huge difference in supporting Monarch butterflies all season long. These top 9 milkweed types …

Texas lawns tell a story, and sometimes that tale includes shallow holes and torn turf overnight. Homeowners wake up to a yard that looks like …

In West Texas, when ocotillo blooms, people take notice. This year, it’s blooming early—and that has locals and experts alike raising an eyebrow. Known for …

A pothos plant is often sold as tough as nails, but even this easygoing favorite can hit a rough patch in Texas homes. One week …

Texas gardeners are buzzing this year, and the brain cactus sits at the center of the chatter. With its winding ridges and maze like shape, …

In Texas homes, Christmas cacti often grow lush and green—yet refuse to produce a single bloom when the holidays arrive. The problem isn’t poor luck …

In Texas, the wrong tree in the wrong place can cost homeowners more than shade and fallen leaves. Across the state, certain trees are flagged …

Cutting down a tree in Texas isn’t always a simple decision. Certain trees are protected by state or local laws, and removing them without permission …

Poinsettias steal the spotlight in Texas homes during the holidays, but once Christmas passes, those bright plants can start to look rough around the edges. …

Texas landscapes are filled with beautiful trees, but not all of them are as harmless as they appear. Several trees commonly found in Texas yards …

Fresh flowers hold special meaning during the holidays, and Texas homeowners know how to make that beauty last well past the season. Warm weather allows …

Winter in Texas doesn’t mean gardening has to stop. Thanks to the state’s generally mild winters, many popular spring-flowering bulbs can still be planted well …

Have you noticed strange, jelly-like blobs appearing on your mulch beds recently, especially if you live in Texas or nearby states? This mysterious organism is …

Your backyard might seem like your personal space where you can do whatever you want without anyone telling you otherwise or judging you. However, Texas …