Texas Gardening103 Stories

So long, freezing temperatures. It's time to kick off spring planting, lavish attention on lawns and sprinkle seeds to your heart's content

Get ideas for setting up a rain garden, installing a water cistern, mulching garden beds, growing native plants and more

See why this U.S. native bloomer is once again finding a place in the perennial garden

These sweet-smelling, warm-weather-loving evergreens are the go-to flower for Southern gardeners and belles

This easy-care perennial will make itself at home in any garden

Spice up your cool-season landscape with these 8 plants

The large, upright leaves of hesperaloe funifera, a Texas native, add welcome texture to drought-tolerant gardens

Juniperus virginiana, with berrylike seed cones, adds an exclamation point to eastern North American gardens

The western North American shrub ‘Ericameria nauseosa’ has masses of tiny flowers that attract pollinators

Weber’s agave is a Southwestern native that tolerates heat and cold, enhancing gardens of various styles

Use Tilia americana as a shade tree or along the edge of a woodland for its large leaves and showy flowers