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Discover the Beauty of Coral Vine in San Antonio
If you’re looking to add late-season color and pollinator appeal to your garden in the San Antonio area, look no further than the stunning Antigonon leptopus, commonly known as coral vine (also “Queen’s Wreath” or “Queen’s Crown Vine”). In this blog we’ll dive into why coral vine is such a brilliant choice for South‐Texas landscapes, especially around San Antonio. We’ll discuss ...
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Growing Mexicali Rose Fairy Duster in San Antonio
If you’re looking for a beautiful, drought-tough, pollinator-magnet shrub that thrives in the heat of South Texas, growing Mexicali Rose Fairy Duster might be your next favorite discovery! This semi-evergreen, compact shrub is a standout choice for San Antonio landscapes, blending showy blooms, low-maintenance needs, and local ecological value. ...
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Texas Fall Aster: A Texas SuperStar® for San Antonio Gardens
As summer fades and most blooms begin to tire, Texas Fall Aster bursts into color, transforming landscapes with clouds of violet-lavender flowers. This tough, Texas-native perennial is a pollinator magnet, a drought-tolerant Texas SuperStar®, and a must-have for every San Antonio gardener looking to extend their garden’s bloom season into autumn. ...
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Giant Mexican Turk’s Cap: A Hummingbird Magnet for San Antonio
If you’re looking for a resilient, colorful, and pollinator-friendly plant for your San Antonio landscape, Giant Mexican Turk’s Cap (Malvaviscus penduliflorus) deserves a top spot on your list. This Mexico native perennial adds a burst of red beauty to any garden while welcoming hummingbirds and butterflies in droves. It’s known for its tropical charm, adaptability, and ability ...
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Planting Fall Snapdragons in San Antonio
If you’re looking to add bold color and pollinator-friendly flowers to your fall garden, planting fall snapdragons is one of the best choices for San Antonio and south central Texas. These cheerful, spiky-bloomed flowers are tough enough for our region’s climate, yet delicate-looking enough to bring a cottage-garden charm to any landscape. ...
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