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If you’ve ever walked out to your yard after a rainstorm and noticed a strange, bright yellow blob on your mulch that looks suspiciously like scrambled eggs, you’re not alone.

Spring in Texas is unpredictable. One week brings sunshine and warmth, the next a sudden freeze. These weather swings can be tough on gardens, especially when plants aren't suited for the conditions.

Installing new plants in your garden can be exciting, but in Central Texas areas like Austin and San Antonio, the initial care of these plants is crucial to their success. Transplant shock—stress from being moved and planted in new soil—can be a common issue, especially with the intense Texas climate. With the right care, though, your plants can quickly adapt, establish, and grow beautifully. Here’s a guide on ensuring their health during those critical first three months.

Keeping your garden thriving year-round in Central Texas can be a rewarding challenge. With winters being mild but occasionally freezing, proper garden maintenance is essential for healthy plants and vibrant landscapes. This winter-specific guide will help you prepare your garden for the colder months while setting the stage for a flourishing spring.

Water conservation is essential in Texas, where hot summers and unpredictable rainfall are part of the climate. Low-water landscaping, or xeriscaping, offers a sustainable way to create beautiful outdoor spaces while reducing water usage. Below are some creative and practical ideas for transforming your yard into an attractive, drought-tolerant oasis.

As Texans, we take pride in our homes, and a lush, healthy lawn is part of that charm. But with Texas's unique climate and environmental challenges, traditional lawn care methods may not always be the best fit. Organic lawn care offers a powerful, eco-friendly alternative that can boost the health and beauty of your yard while being gentler on the environment. Here’s why switching to organic lawn care can be a game-changer for Texas homeowners.