Watering your yard can be a time consuming chore. Even with the plethora of irrigation and sprinkler systems, many of them are not efficient. Automated models can over water, there hasn’t been a consideration for natural rainfall and maintenance can be an issue.
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Hopefully you have had a bountiful summer reaping the rewards from your edible garden. It’s getting to that time when you will pluck the last pepper and bring in the last of the tomatoes. You may have a full belly and a satisfied smile on your face but the gardening game is always on-going. What’s next?
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The long days of summer are coming to an end but that just means lovely cool nights are on the way. The end of a season also typically means a project of some sort and this is a good time to clean up your outdoor spaces. Don’t moan. Clean up now means you will have less of a mess come spring and you will be able to enjoy autumn with a sense of satisfaction.
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We’re almost there. Almost into fall and time to start thinking about fall flowers. Before too long the heat will break and with some good fortune we’ll be able to feel a kiss of coolness in the air. If you are new to North Texas you may not realize that gardening and lovely flowers aren’t just something that happens in the spring.
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If the heat of summer has reminded you that you would love to add a shade tree to your yard, now is the time to make it happen. Fall is a perfect time to plant because soil is warm but the days will be cooler.
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Determining when to harvest vegetables from your North Texas garden is equally important as knowing what and how to cultivate. Some vegetables are forgiving and can be left in the garden a longer period of time but many need to be picked at the crucial ripening point.
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Determining when to harvest vegetables from your North Texas garden is equally important as knowing what and how to cultivate. Some vegetables are forgiving and can be left in the garden a longer period of time but many need to be picked at the crucial ripening point.
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Pruning the right way will improve the beauty of any North Texas Landscape, but keep in mind that pruning done incorrectly can harm or reduce the potential of your plant life. In many circumstances, it is better not to prune than to do it incorrectly.
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One of the major elements for successful residential landscaping is to determine the amount and quality of light and shade your yard will receive. It’s important to understand that this amount can change over time. As trees and shrubs mature they can cast shadows lowering the duration of sunlight...
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Every homeowner wants to have a beautiful yard. They know it will increase the value of your home, improve the neighborhood and offer owners a haven for play, entertaining and relaxation. Almost all difficult yards though will offer their own set of challenges...
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