by fistbumpmedia | Jan 24, 2024 | Houston Garden Consultant, Texas Plant Facts, Texas Plants
Did you know this? Share this one Facts About Texas Plants Pecan Tree (Carya illinoinensis)- Texas is a major producer of pecans. The pecan tree, native to the state, produces the only commercially grown nut in Texas. . Pecan Tree (Carya illinoinensis)- Texas is a...
by Sabrina Farber | Jan 23, 2023 | CCA-treated wood Mulch, Dyed Mulch, Garden Advice Gulf Coast, Houston Garden Consultant, Mulch Volcano, natural mulch for homewoners
Chromium, Copper & Arsenic, Oh, My! Garden Guy explains (CCA)-treated wood in dyed mulch Todd is Sugar Land’s Aggie Horticulturist with more than 30 years of experience, designing and installing creative landscapes with plants that thrive in Texas. He...
by Sabrina Farber | Jan 21, 2023 | Freeze Warnings Houstn, Garden Advice Gulf Coast, Garden Advice Sugar Land, Horticultural Advice, Houston Freeze Warning, Houston Garden Consultant, How to protect plants from freezing, Protect Landscaping in Freezes
Temps are dropping…should I worry about my plants? A horticulturist tells you the truth about freezing temps and landscaping Since the publication of our about how to protect your landscaping during a Houston Freeze Warning, we have been fielding a lot of...
by Sabrina Farber | Jan 10, 2023 | DIY Landscaping Ideas, Garden Advice Gulf Coast, Garden Advice Sugar Land, Garden Tips, Horticultural Advice, Houston Garden Consultant, Mulch Volcano
Mulch Volcanoes are Bad Garden Guy’s warning about mounding up mulch around trees 🔑 Key Takeaways with Garden Guy Mounded, Volcano mulch covers bark, and weakens trees. The bottom section of a tree needs air and light. Tree bark that stays moist will rot. The...
by Sabrina Farber | Jan 5, 2023 | Dyed Mulch, Garden Advice Gulf Coast, Garden Advice Sugar Land, Garden Tips, Horticultural Advice, Houston Garden Consultant
Just Say No to Dyed Mulch A Horticulturist’s Rant about Dyed Mulches in Landscaping 🔑 Key Takeaways with Garden Guy Dyed Mulches don’t break down easily or naturally Poor wood product from dyed mulches robs nitrogen from soils and plants Plants struggle...
by Sabrina Farber | Dec 30, 2022 | Garden Advice Gulf Coast, Garden Advice Sugar Land, Garden Tips, Houston Garden Consultant, residential landscaper
Your post-freeze landscaping is probably a mess. We have been fielding many questions on our pm. We are doing our best to help you all find out if your plants are dead or alive. Woody Ornamentals! Say that three times real fast! (we have a video about this at the...
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