So you want to be a gardener? Well, grab your gloves. Not everyone is a natural gardener, but you have to start somewhere. Do you know how to get started? It’s a little more…

Consider daylilies for your landscape. Look for the large bloomed selections that are blooming right now in yellow, gold, orange and rust. They are showy, drought tolerant, and not fussy about soil. The foliage…

Our new butterfly garden is certified by the North American Butterfly Association. You may stop by the nursery and see exactly how you can  transform a…

Every April is National Garden Month! What does that mean exactly? Well, it’s a time for you to celebrate gardening. You can improve the look of your lawn with a beautiful garden, involve the…

The new 2017 Milberger’s Fiesta Medals will go in sale starting Sat., April 1. Medals sell for $7.00 each with the proceeds going to the San Antonio…

Your garden isn’t just meant for fruits, vegetables, and pretty flowers. Add herbs to the mix. They add color and personality to any garden, and can make your garden look busy and lively. Take…

Capture the beauty of an early Texas spring — plant ornamental trees and shrubs. They’re some of the first to flower and are early nectar sources for pollinating insects and hummingbirds.

One of the keys…

 There is still time to apply a pre-emergent herbicide to reduce summer weeds from germinating.  This is especially important if you were bothered by sandburs and/or crabgrass. Halt, Dimension, Crabgrass Preventer, Amaze and XL…

Get ready for the spring season! San Antonio is notorious for being a town where the weather is constantly changing. In March, your lawn is going to experience a good deal of wet days…

Drift Roses came in looking spectacular. You can use them almost like a ground cover. Full sun application only.

Drift Roses are a cross between ground cover and miniature roses is perfect for small gardens,…