We are closely monitoring news of the COVID-19 outbreak and adhering to CDC recommendations. During this unprecedented time, NHG will remain open for guests to experience and enjoy the beauty of our many spring plants and flowers in our open-air nursery space. Due to concerns about larger groups meeting in enclosed spaces, we have canceled all […]

There are many plants that can brighten your garden this season and that can be planted now! Here are some of our favorites that are in stock or arriving soon: Looking for vibrant color? You can find beautiful annuals, perennials and shrubs, as well as hardy vegetables and herbs, in stock now. Clockwise from L: […]

Our sincere thanks to all of our friends and patrons who came out this past weekend for the ‘Survivor Sale’ at NHG. With your support and donations, every dollar raised will go directly to rebuilding a new and better experience for our guests. Thank you! Now, we’re busy planning the installation of our temporary structures […]

In just one week since the catastrophic tornado that hit NHG, so many important things have happened: 1. Plans to rebuild were immediately underway. From a statement from the family: “As many of you know, our NHG facilities were totally destroyed on October 20th by the tornadoes…on behalf of the Pinkus family, we want you […]

Love that ‘tropical look’? If you want a garden that feels like an island oasis, Elephant ears (Alocasia and Colocasia) are the perfect ‘wow’ plant. Big, bold leaves—some towering over your head— are great in the ground with afternoon shade or in a container on your patio. Smaller, dwarf varieties like Alocasia ‘Mojito’ (approx. 3’ […]

You may not yet be thinking about tomatoes in your garden yet – but you should be. Timing is everything in vegetable gardening, and in our north Texas climate, late February through March is the ideal window for this favorite crop. What if we get a late freeze? It might seem risky and some years […]