On Sale This Week

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Retail Nursery

Your landscape and garden beds can be a source pride and beauty twelve months of the year here in South Texas… as long you select plants that thrive in our climate and use gardening techniques that optimize our tough soils. Milberger’s was voted the Best Plant Nursery in San Antonio because of what we offer you: year-around color for your garden beds, trees and shrubs for your landscape, turf grass and water features. Visit Milberger’s where the plans stock is always fresh and healthy and the gardening expertise is free.

  • Tree Lot - Check out our fruit trees freshly stocked and ready to plant.
  • Turf Grass & Sod - The largest selection of turf grass and sod in South Central Texas.
  • Flower Beds - Freshly stocked seasonal color for your landscape.
  • Water Gardens - We are a certified WaterGardenExcellence retailer.
  • Commercial Landscaping - Registered Landscape Architects available for project large and small..
  • Now On Sale - Different items on sale every week.

MIlberger's Top Tomato
& Salad Bowl Contest
Sat., June 7

Bring your finest homegrown tomatoes and/or a bowl filled with your best garden vegetables to Milberger’s Nursery before noon on June 7th and the fruits of your garden may be selected a winner in one of five categories:
Cherry and Smaller Tomatoes
Regular Tomatoes
Biggest Tomato (based on weight)
Best of Show Grand Champion
Best Salad Bowl
Every entrant will receive a free $10 gift certificate redeemable at Milbergers on the day of the contest only.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD COMPLETE CONTEST INFORMATION

Gardening Expertise

  • Recomended Small Trees

    You will have better success growing trees that are recommended by the horticulturists Texas A&M to thrive in our growing region. Here are some suggestions.

  • Summer Lawn Care

    Apply lawn fertilizers in May. Your winter weeds should be dying from the heat so there in no need to use herbicides now. If you were waiting for the right time to plant Bermuda grass seed the time is now. Read these tips from Dr. Calvin Finch to keep your lawn heathy this summer.

  • In The Rose Garden

    With the arrival of warm summer temperatures, interest in rose gardening often wanes because the flowers are small, of poor quality and the colors are faded. Proper care at this time will insure attractive foliage and an abundance of flowers throughout next fall and early winter.