Sunday, September 30, 2018
Blooms & Beyond: Year-Round Color for Your Garden
Wondering how to have year-round color in your garden? I recently gave a presentation to the Grapevine Garden Club on this topic and the video was posted to YouTube. Click HERE to check it out!
The plants mentioned in this talk are geared toward the Dallas/Fort Worth area in hardiness Zone 7/8, but if you live in other parts of the country, maybe it will inspire you to think through the seasons and how you can add color to your garden with plants that are hardy in your area. Click HERE to see the plant list.
Below I've listed the garden centers and resources I mentioned in the presentation.
Here's to hoping you have something colorful in your garden all year long!
Toni :-)
Grapevine Garden Club
grapevinegardenclub.com
Stegall's Nursery & Plant Farm
stegallsnursery.com
Metro Maples
metromaples.com
Neil Sperry
neilsperry.com
aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu
TCMGA
tarrantmg.org
Fort Worth Botanic Gardens
fwbg.org
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Thursday, August 30, 2018
Fall Newsletter 2018
It may not feel much like fall right now, but it's time to get busy in the garden again because fall is for planting and transplanting and fertilizing...
and ...
and ...
and ...
as soon as those temps do start to fall,
we can enjoy our "second spring" of blooms!
Here's my...
with tips on getting busy in your fall garden
Happy Fall, y'all...
Toni :-)
Monday, June 4, 2018
If you live in Zone 7/8 (DFW area), check out the link below to my newsletter for lots of tips on your summer garden.
Happy Gardening!
Toni :-)
Summer 2018 container plantings pictured:
Thrillers:
Croton
FlameThrower 'Salsa Verde' and 'Chipotle' Coleus
Fillers:
Crossandra 'Orange Marmalade'
Pentas
Spillers:
'Cora Cascade' vinca
'Wedding Train' Coleus
Creeping Jenny
Purselane (double yellow)
Monday, February 5, 2018
Late Winter/Spring Newsletter
It is time for late winter pruning in North Central Texas.
See my "Diggin' in the Dirt" Newsletter with tips to get your garden ready for spring!
Happy gardening...
Toni :-)
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