Getting in better physical shape is a typical resolution at the start of the new year. Though we know that it's important to our health, some of us find the idea of going to the gym uninspiring... The good news…
Texas gardeners dealing with shade know that finding tough perennials that look great in shaded gardens can be difficult. If you find yourself with maturing trees and increasing amounts of shade, don’t despair: transform the space with some of our…
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,…
Do you struggle with a shady landscape? Have trees around your property matured to the point that they're monopolizing the sunlight? If you look longingly at the blooms of full-sun plants and think you can't achieve a beautiful garden in…
Healthy soil is the foundation for a successful garden, so don't treat yours like dirt. Here are five basic things you can do today--well ahead of spring--that will help you achieve success in both your vegetable gardens and ornamental beds.…
Organic gardens encourage butterflies and other beneficial insects. We speak with guests here every day who are interested in going completely organic in their gardening, but just aren't sure how to take the leap. As with most things, a solid…
Want to get the best possible jump on your spring garden? Take advantages of the warm sunny days we often experience in January to get your garden tidy and spring ready! General Garden Clean-Up checklist: Cut back perennials. Removed any…
While it can be hard to leave the comfort and warmth of our homes to tend the garden once the weather turns cold, winter is a pivotal time for garden upkeep. Unlike northern climates, we have a 12-month gardening season…
