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Be sure your irrigation system is hibernating

In fall, winter and early spring, irrigation systems are mostly unnecessary. Do yourself and your wallet a favor and put them to bed for a...

Landscaping, Plants, Irrigation

Planting Guide for New San Antonians Whether you’re new to San Antonio or just to South Texas gardening — this list will guide you on...

Primrose: A Summer Sleeper

By Kevin Pride, SAWS Conservation Field Investigator. Though it’s less common than winter dormancy, some plants — like pink evening primrose — snooze over summer...

Space-Challenged Landscape? Contain Yourself

By David Abrego. More than just conserving space, container gardening also offers portability and creative freedom. Not everyone has the yard for a grand garden....
At Milberger's Nursery, whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting your green journey, let us be your trusted source for information and inspiration. Explore,...

A Fruitful Landscape

By Malachi Leo. Hungry for more shade in your landscape? Now is the time to finish planting fruit trees so they can get established before...

Indomitable Damianita

By Kevin Pride. Few plants can tolerate the inhospitable “inferno strip” between the sidewalk and street. But one underrated native can endure all the heat...

Your Landscape Can Be Colorful in Winter

By Casey Cuellar. Just because the sky is gray doesn’t mean your landscape has to be!Once the leaves fall, you think of winter in gloomy,...

Focus on Fruit Trees

By  David Abrego. There are several fruit trees that are well-adapted to our climate. Choose wisely and you’ll be enjoying the fruits of your labor...

The Secret Life of Roots: How Plants Survive in Winter

By Jennifer Granneman.  Above ground, plants stop growing in winter. But below ground they tell a very different story. During the winter months days are...