Texas Homeowners Fall For ‘The One Pot Garden’ Aesthetic
Across the Lone Star State, a fresh gardening trend has taken root in front yards and patios everywhere. Instead of planting rows of flowers or …
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Texas Is In For A Cold Weekend And Homeowners Are Prepping Their Plants Now
Texas is gearing up for a cold weekend, and homeowners are already hustling because a sudden temperature drop can knock out even the toughest plants. …
Google Maps Highlights Austin, Texas’ Greenest Blocks — And The Least Lush As Well
Google Maps just dropped a fun little hint about Austin, Texas — showing off its greenest, lushest blocks along with those that look a little …
The Simple Sprinkle-And-Grow Veggies Texans Plant Through Winter
Texas has this easy little winter gardening trick that feels almost too simple, because some veggies really do grow just from a quick sprinkle on …
How Texans Make Snapdragons Last Long Into Late Fall
Texas gardeners have this confident way of keeping snapdragons blooming long into late fall, and it’s hard not to admire how they push color far …
The Golden Rule Texans Use To Know When Fall Mowing Should Stop
Texas has a simple little signal for stopping fall mowing, and it’s all about waiting until daytime temps dip to around 50 degrees because that’s …
Why Texas Grasslands Pair Perfectly With PLance For A Low-Maintenance Landscape
Creating a beautiful yard doesn’t have to mean spending every weekend pulling weeds and watering plants. Texas grasslands, with their natural beauty and tough character, …
Why Christmas Cactus Refuses To Bloom For Many Texas Homeowners This December
Christmas cactus may be famous for its holiday fireworks of blooms, but many Texas homeowners watch theirs sit tight-lipped in December, offering nothing more than …
12 Smart Steps To Take When An Opossum Wanders Into Your Texas Yard
An opossum strolling through your Texas yard might look like trouble, but staying calm and knowing what to do can make the whole situation smooth …
Can You Legally Prune A Neighbor’s Shrubs That Extend Into Your Texas Property
When branches from your neighbor’s bushes creep over the fence line onto your yard, it can feel frustrating. You might wonder if you have the …
The Bold Amaryllis Style Takes Over Texas Entryways This Winter
Amaryllis steps into Texas entryways this winter like a star ready for the spotlight. Its towering stems and bold blooms turn plain doorsteps into showstoppers, …
Plants That Thrive In Tight North Texas Spaces Gain Popularity With Gardeners
Gardening in North Texas can feel tricky when you don’t have much room to work with. Small yards, patios, and balconies are becoming more common, …
The Winter Greens Mistakes Many Texas Homeowners Still Make
Winter greens may be tough, but even the hardiest crops can stumble when Texas homeowners treat them the same way they do in spring or …
Why Texas Gardeners Are Growing Amaryllis In Places You’d Never Guess
Texas gardeners have gotten bold with their amaryllis placements lately, and I’ve caught myself smiling at how unexpected some of them look. These flowers handle …
The Poinsettia Porch Trend Texas Homeowners Are Loving This Year
Texas porches are stealing the spotlight this season as poinsettias take center stage in bold holiday displays. Homeowners across the state are turning their front …
The Christmas Cactus Alternatives Texas Homeowners Are Favoring This Season
Holiday décor in Texas always calls for plants that shine bright and hold up under shifting indoor temps. Many homeowners search for fresh options that …
The Poinsettia Placement Mistake Texas Homeowners Don’t Realize They’re Making
Poinsettias brighten up Texas homes every holiday season with their festive red and green colors. But many homeowners unknowingly place these beautiful plants in spots …