If you’re one of the millions of Americans who can’t get through their early morning routine without a coffee, have you ever wondered about the possibility of reusing all those grinds that you tip in the trash? Coffee grinds are…
Colorful Plants For Gardeners With Little Time
Everyone wants their home to have curb appeal – whether they are selling the home or living there. Some gardeners will get out there and dig in on their own, while some opt to hire professional landscapers to do the…
Your April Garden
It’s April – a beautiful time to be outside in South Central Texas. The weather is wonderful. So, What Should You Plant In April? Fruit: Cantaloupe, Honeydew, Watermelon (in the end of the month) Vegetables: Eggplant, Lima Beans, Beets, Spinach,…
Your March Garden
Welcome to March…a season of indecisiveness in San Antonio! The weather can’t seem to decide whether it’s going to be unseasonably warm or unseasonably cold! There’s still a small risk of frosts in March, so you’ll want to transplant with…
Your February Garden
If you’ve been in San Antonio for a while, you know that February is the start of spring! In fact, some years, the Moutain Laurels are already blooming and covered in bees, and we’ve even seen some bluebonnets popping up…
Your December Garden
We may still be looking for chilly weather this December, but it’s on its way! Colder temps mean less yard work and gardening may be far from your mind. But there are certainly things you can be doing to prepare…
Your November Garden
Once we hit “Autumn” in San Antonio, we can count on fluctuating temperatures. In fact, it isn’t odd for us to see temps of 50 degrees to 80 degrees in the same week! However, we can expect consistently cooler temperatures…