What’s Wrong with my Tomato?
If your tomatoes look the picture below, your tomato may be suffering from blossom-end rot
21Jul
24Jun
It’s Time To Plant Fall Tomatoes!
It may be hot but, yes, it’s time to plant tomatoes. According to people in the know, fall tomatoes in Texas taste great.
16Jun
How Will All This Rain Impact My Garden?
May was a very wet month for gardening. Even though the 7.8 inches we received was not record-breaking
16May
Why do my Coneflowers Look so Strange?
Aster yellows is a disease caused by a bacteria-like organism known as a phytoplasma. These organisms live in the vascular tissue of the plant and disrupt plant growth and development.
05May
Should Artificial Turf Have A Place In Our Landscapes?
The use of artificial turf can be a contentious issue. Artificial turf is advertised as a water saving, “environmentally friendly” alternative to natural turf. This comparison is deceptive
14Apr
Tips on Adding a Rain Barrel to Your Garden
Setting up a rain barrel is a great way to save water for those non-rainy days in Texas. You can buy a ready-made barrel or construct one yourself, but before getting started, keep a few things in mind:
26Mar
The Importance of Botanical Names
While reading a plant tag, you may have overlooked or ignored those little words in Latin under the familiar name of your plant
26Mar
What Kind of Wildflowers are These?
While driving down the highways, you may have noticed thick stands of brightly blooming yellow flowers
08Mar
Should I Prune my Red Yucca?
Red Yucca (Hesperaloe parvifola) is a great native plant that blooms on stalks that can grow from 3 to 5 feet high or
11Feb
Why Landscape with Native Plants?
When we talk about native plants, we usually refer to plants that have naturally evolved in a given area without interference from humans.
