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Time To Tackle Transplanting

The weather and soil are cooler now, making it the ideal time to relocate existing plants. January happens to be the most favorable time of...

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,...
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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...
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Winter Blooms for Busy Bees and Butterflies

By Mark Peterson. South Texas weather can be wacky and frustrating to humans. But drastic weather changes can really perplex pollinators too. Learn how you...
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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...
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Dress Your Landscape in Layers

By Sasha Kodet.  Protect your garden from a cold snap and keep backyard wildlife cozy with careful landscape design. Sweater weather is here! Wrapped in...
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Winter Transplanting

Winter is the most favorable time of the year to relocate existing plants. Keep these basic guidelines in mind for most transplanting situations. Timing -...

Sweet Olive

Sweet Olive is one of those plants whose sweet fragrance gnaws at you for weeks before you realize it's been there the whole time. This...

Fruit Trees Add Flavor to Your Landscape

By Malachi Leo. If you’re planting trees this season, read on for several fruit-producing varieties that are well-adapted to our climate. There are always rewards...
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