That spot where you can’t get lawn grass to grow? It may be time to put in a pathway or flowerbed instead. A healthy landscape evolves over time and your watering habits…

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 what to plant and…

Whether you’re new to San Antonio or just to South Texas gardening — this list will guide you on what to plant and when. San Antonio transplants often experience shock on their…

Those yuccas, sages and muhly grasses likely don’t need all that extra water, even on the hottest summer day. In newer subdivisions, when it’s done right, irrigation is carefully laid out to…

Several local plants are uncommonly adept at blocking sunlight and reducing water loss during summer months.Summer is a great time for outdoor activities. As humans we know we need to protect our…

No matter where your home is located, the key to a thriving, water-saving landscape is one that works with — not against — its natural characteristics. Nestled in the Texas Hill Country,…

Tired of endless watering and changing out bedding plants? There’s likely a perennial salvia that would love to grow in your landscape.

There’s a salvia for every occasion in…

For green grass yards to thrive (or even survive) in our region, we’re forced to over-fertilize and over-water. But there is a better way.

There’s a common misconception that…

Due to a nearby lighting strike
our phone lines are temporarily down
and we don’t have an estimated time that they will be repaired.

The nursery is open, fully staffed and in full operation.

You can…

Fertilizers and pesticides can be washed away by rainwater to nearby creeks and rivers. A few simple solutions can prevent this pollution — and save water! From heat to cold, rain to…