Choose your water hose wisely
By David Abrego. There are many options available but doing some research before you buy will help you choose the right one for your landscape needs. Because there are endless […]
Help out native bees this summer
By Michael Hoyal, Intern at SAWS Conservation. There are at least 1,100 (maybe as many as 1,500) distinct species of bees native to Texas. Native bees are one of the […]
2024 Festival of Flowers
Saturday, June 8. Expert landscaping advice and free WaterSaver plants — don’t miss this daylong event, Gardening experts, speakers and landscape experts and vendors from across South Texas will converge […]
The long and short of summer mowing
By David Abrego. How often you mow and how short you cut the grass can determine how much water you save — or waste. With the recent warm-up, summer turf […]
Milberger Blood Drive_Sat., May 25
Baby plant boot camp
By Sarah Gorton. After you bring home your plants from the nursery, follow these steps to ensure they live long and prosper. All babies need a sheltered environment to grow […]
Perennials Are The Way to Go
By Brad Wier. If you’re swapping out winter bedding for summer color this month, consider this: Changing everything to new bedding plants can be daunting during an extended drought. In […]
TEXAS TOUGH PERSIMMONS
By David Abrego. This sun-loving perennial beauty bears sweet black fruit in late summer for you and the wildlife to enjoy. Many times, nature is not balanced and gives many […]
Fiesta flora for your garden
By Caroline Hartmann, Intern at SAWS Conservation. From backyard oasis to petite patio garden, any combination of potted plants will guarantee a fiesta, not a siesta. Updating your potted plants […]
Using Sedge as a Groundcover
By Cleveland Powell. Aside from being naturally evergreen, disease resistant and shade-loving, sedge is deer resistant, and (most importantly) drought hardy. Are y’all tired of buying new sod to fill […]
