6 Camellias You Need To See To Believe
Camellias aren’t into subtlety—they make a bold statement, with glossy evergreen leaves and luscious blooms that last for up to half the year! Take a look at the pretty varieties you can grow here in Houston.
Treats from the Garden: 4 Holiday Recipes
It’s always good to have some simple, delicious holiday baking ready to serve guests and surprise visitors. These sweet treats from the garden look almost too beautiful to eat!
Poinsettias 101
Not only beautiful and festive, poinsettias are easy to take care of, so you can worry less about keeping your decor alive, and more about keeping the Christmas spirit alive, instead!
The Best Christmas Trees for Houston, Plus Decorating Trends for 2020
For those who love interior design but are a bit non-committal and afraid to pull the trigger on permanent changes, Christmas decorating is the perfect activity to get creative! Here are our favorite Christmas tree decorating trends for 2020.
Christmas Cactus 101
Christmas cactus are some of the most beloved holiday plants, and some of the most unusual. Here’s how to keep yours thriving for years to come!
Forcing Paperwhite Bulbs Indoors
Impatient gardeners, take note: paperwhite bulbs can be forced into growing super duper fast, so you can enjoy fresh blossoms in a matter of weeks!
When, Why, and How to Apply Pre-Emergent Herbicide
Don’t break your back pulling lawn weeds! Pre-emergent herbicides are the solution for saving yourself a season’s worth of hassles—here’s how.
Pre-Winter Lawn Care in Houston
We know it sounds crazy to be thinking about winter already—fall only just began! But by following these simple guidelines for pre-winter lawn care, you’ll prevent all sorts of issues from appearing in spring.
Fall Container Ideas
Some plants sport red, orange and gold foliage all the time, not just when they’re about to drop in autumn! Plant some of these gorgeous varieties to complement the incredible colors of the surrounding scenery.
Our Expert Tips for Treating Brown Patch in Lawns
The weather is starting to cool down, and now is the time to prevent brown patch fungus from lurking underneath leaves and debris, or else you’ll be greeted with a nasty surprise come springtime!