Both Meyer Lemons and Eureka Lemons are in stock now! Plant in one our large, colorful pots and place outside in an area that receives a good 6 hours of direct sunlight. Protection from the aftrnoon sun is best. Feed…
What says “summer” more than a perfectly ripe, homegrown tomato from your own backyard garden? We’re lucky that in Texas, we have two growing seasons for tomatoes – planted in early spring for a late spring and summer harvest, and…
Here in Texas, we are lucky to have a climate that allows a wide variety of trees and plants to thrive. Fruit trees are among the most popular options at our North Texas nursery, largely because they offer the best…
Specialty pumpkins, hellebores, saffron crocus, citrus, fall herb and veggie transplants, tulip and daffodil bulbs, espaliered apples and more. Learn @ Lunch: Shady Solutions Thursday, October 20, 12-1pm Check out our specials this month! Save Save
For those willing to invest the time, fruits and spices from around the world can be cultivated in backyard containers. Many DFW-area gardeners have successfully cultivated tender, fruiting plants—such as citrus—in containers. Lovingly toted in and out of a greenhouse,…
A large crop of Texas-grown citrus trees has landed at NHG, and among favorites like ‘Meyer’ lemons, some lesser-known gems can be found. Here are three featured varieties that gardeners of all experience levels can succeed with, given some time…
If you thought we couldn't grow citrus in north Texas, think again: modern hybrids have brought cold tolerance to a new level, and although we still wouldn't recommend leaving them out in the worst of our winters, container-grown citrus is…
The team at NHG meets each Friday morning for training, to review plans for the coming week, and to share our thoughts and perspectives on our personal and professional lives as gardeners. Recently, the topic centered around sharing what first…
We understand how frustrated you feel if your plant purchases fail to thrive. NHG has a vested interest in the success of your garden and landscape. We're here to guide local gardeners on what to do, and when. As such,…
Originally published in April 2015. 'Spring', for your local DFW independent garden center (IGC) is typically defined as mid-February through mid-May. North Texans know how temperature and weather swings can affect that, though: 'spring' may begin with an unseasonably warm…
