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Whether you're a devotee of the Texas sun or one of its withering victims, there's one cardinal rule for summer gardening here: your fall...

Now that spring has nearly sprung, it's time to celebrate your garden's potential for the coming year. If you have plants that suffered...

If a pool just doesn't fit in your budget or your yard, a stock tank pool is such a fun solution for kids (and adults) to dip into a coo

Most native plants will tolerate a light frost once they have become established (about a year after installation). If you have newly installed plants, you will want to protect your plants in a hard freeze. Even native and adapted plants could even be affected by temps below 32 degrees. Signs of freeze damage are: tender new growth and even evergreen leaves will wilt and turn brown. (The plant in the above image is a phenomenon called a frost flower , when the sap of a pl

Greetings Austinites, Amber here from Morenovision. Just dropping by with a public service announcement. Do you have loftier hopes for...

Bamboo is a great way to get immediate privacy without taking up a lot of real estate, which can be very helpful when you're screening a...

photo credit: tali wildman We love using gravel in our landscape installations. We spec it on every project as a lovely composition with...