Neil Sperry’s Lone Star Gardening • Covers all aspects of landscaping, lawns, flowers, fruit and vegetable gardening for every county in Texas. • 344 pages, 840 of my best photos. …
I keep thinking that it will slow down – all the questions about frozen plants. But that freight train just keeps tumbling through. Tuesday I posted a photo on Facebook …
For the past 50 years, Carolina jessamine has been one of our go-to vines for small urban landscapes. More common back in the 80s and 90s, it deserves more widespread …
See if any of these questions has been bouncing around in your mind this year. “Do I need to aerate my lawn? How can I tell? What about dethatching?”There are …
My promise on the Main page of e-gardens was that you’d find a list of the “other things” you’d be doing in a “regular springtime,” if there ever were such …
Four weeks ago we wondered if any parts of our landscapes would show up for spring. The answer is “Yes!” In fact, last Friday I asked friends on my Facebook …
When that horrific cold spell hit one month ago, I had several people ask if redbuds would survive it. I assured them that any plant named Cercis canadensis was almost …
March brings breezes sharp and chillTo stir the dancing daffodil.Sara Coleridge Whirligigs, gee-haws, spinners, call them what you will; it’s March, the master month of winds, and there’s no better …