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When cool nights start signaling the approach of winter, many San Antonio gardeners begin the annual ritual of bringing tender plants indoors. But before you shuffle those pots inside, there’s a crucial step that often gets overlooked: treating plants for pests before they cross your threshold. This simple step is one of the most effective strategies when it comes to winter plan...
Using ice cubes to water poinsettias has become a trendy “hack,” but it’s actually not helpful and can even be harmful to the plant. Poinsettia care really starts with watering correctly. It can be the difference between a gorgeous holiday plant that thrives or one that dies. Here’s why: Po...
Bearded iris are some of the most iconic spring bloomers in Texas gardens. Their ruffled petals, bold colors, and dependable performance make them a favorite for creating showstopping beds with minimal maintenance. For gardeners interested in extended color, reblooming iris varieties offer an added bonus—flowers not once, but twice a year. Whether you’re new to growing bearded...
It’s time to start planting onions here in the San Antonio area and you’re in the right place for some great tips. Onions are one of the most satisfying and versatile vegetables to grow. When done right, you can enjoy crisp green onions early in the season or full-bulb onions to store and use later. In this blog we’ll cover timing, spacing, depth, soil prep, irrigation, variety ...
If you’ve ever dreamed of a yard bursting with bluebonnets, Indian blanket, and cheerful coreopsis, you can have it! Planting spring wildflowers in San Antonio, Texas is easier than you might think. The trick is getting the timing right, understanding how wildflowers wake up after winter, and knowing what to plant when. Let’s dig in. ...
