September garden time! We are so close to being able to head back outside and enjoy our yards…just after all these fall storms pass! Now is the time in to add some color to your September garden. We have such a nice long growing season that you will get your…
August garden time! This is the time of the year where I tend to let the garden fend for itself. The heat is not a joke and if you can not get your hands in to the dirt before 10 a.m. or after 5 p.m. it is okay, in my…
July garden time! Who else is excited to get out there?! No?? It’s hot you say. Yeah. This is the time of year to pull weeds early in the morning or after a nice rain shower. It is hot and you need to be careful. If you managed to keep…
Time to take care of that June garden! Summer is in full force. It is already ridiculously hot. Hopefully, you were able to stay on top of weeds and watering before the heat came. It will certainly help to minimize the amount of time you will need to be out…
Houston May Garden Care – It is heating up and we’re covering everything you need to be doing this month to get your garden in great shape for the year!
It’s April! How is your garden coming along? I am really trying to stay on top of it now so I do not have to be out in the July heat weeding like a madwoman! About half of my mulch is down and, of course, I need to go buy…
It’s March in the garden and looking at all of the dead crispy brown-freeze annihilated leaves is killing me! But, I am staying strong. It is fine to clean up and remove mush but hard pruning needs to wait until we hit the two week mark after that last freeze….
Who’s ready to clean up the garden! Me too! I am just itching to go crazy with the pruning shears. Now I need some time…and, of course, the right tools. Having an arsenal of great garden tools makes the work part of gardening much easier and more fun. Great Garden…
Oh man, does my yard look rough – time for Houston February garden care (applies to all of Zone 9)! I want to get out there and start hacking. If you are like me you have to restrain yourself. Step away from the hedge trimmers and pruning shears…but soon. Check…