
Texas horticulturist sharing practical, experience-based guidance for warm-climate gardeners in Zones 8–10. Seasonal know-how, plants worth tending, and gardens that fit your life.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 121 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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Crotons bring the fall color. Just add pumpkins.
In warm-climate gardens, October is one of the best gardening months of the year. Surprised? Here’s why. By October, the long fall growing season is underway, with cooler mornings that make...
Fall color may have arrived, but is it really time to plant?
The calendar may say it is fall, but in warm-climate gardens, the weather can tell a different story. The first day of fall just brought a 100°F afternoon to my Central Texas gar...
How to collect and save flower seeds from warm-season annuals.
There’s something extraordinary about holding a handful of flower seeds and knowing how much of next year’s garden may already be contained there.
White cape plumbago (Plumbago auriculata) can respond well to late-summer pruning with more fall blooms in warm climates.
A reader recently reached out with a dilemma that almost every warm-climate gardener faces by late summer: “I pruned...
There’s more than drought tolerance to love about this Texas native ornamental grass
By late summer, many warm-climate gardens are looking tired. Maybe there is a section that never quite came together, a plant that struggled, or simply a...
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