When I brought home my very first batch of store-bought garden plants, I found immeasurable joy in the (albeit messy) experience of handling them. The rich, earthy fragrance of damp soil and verdant leaves enlivened my senses. The delicacy with […]
Did you know that the indoor plants can improve your mood and reduce your stress levels? Studies have shown that the presence of foliage in both home and office environments has a measurable calming effect on the humans who behold […]
Mosses are tiny seedless plants that thrives in moist, shady environments. Instead of roots, they have tiny rhizoids that allow them to attach to a variety of surfaces. For this reason, it’s common to find moss on trees or even […]
There was a point in our history when land and house ownership was not a thing, people tended to live wherever they want. As long as you can sustain life around it, it can be your new home. It is […]
Annual plants, or annuals, get their name from the fact that their full life cycle only lasts one year. In order to regenerate a bed of annual plants, they must either be allowed to propagate via natural seeding, or be […]
English Ivy is a common favorite among gardeners and homeowners due to its beauty. The deep, rich green of its leaves is both calming and refreshing. When a vine of English Ivy begins to dry up and turn yellow or […]
For those with a green thumb, working with plants is a source of true joy. Shrubs are a beautiful way to add texture and dimension to your yard. They’re often used to enhance the aesthetics along fence lines and outer […]
Do you want flowers in your yard, but fear your ground cover gets too much shade from nearby trees and houses? All plants need some sunlight to grow, but there are several varieties of annuals and perennials that can thrive […]
Spring lawn preparation is essential for a healthy yard as the seasons begin to change. After a long winter, the soil is spongy and the plants are tender. Taking the right steps will ensure that your lawn and garden are […]
Here in north Texas, the 3 most popular grass types are Bermuda grass, Zoysia grass, and St. Augustine. They all handle the heat and occasional Texas drought, but each one has specific needs regarding irrigation, fertilization, mowing, and shade cover. […]
