Premier Summer Color When it comes to Summer Color there are plenty of sun loving, heat tolerant, brightly colored choices including Lantana, Penta’s, Periwinkles (pictured above), Purslane, Zinnia’s and so much more. All of these thrive in the North Texas Summer Sun and heat and will continue
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Crepe Myrtles (Lagerstroemia indica) You know its summer in North Texas when the thermometers all read 100 degrees plus for days at a time. We also know its summer when we see the long lasting pink, red, and purple blooms of everyone’s favorite summer blooming tree the
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Flowering Shrubs Summer Color That Beats the Heat! North Texas summers bring extended heat, drought, and less than I deal conditions for plant growth making it becomes especially challenging to for most plants to produce blooms. However here in North Texas we have a few perennial
[read_more text="Read more" title="Read more" url="https://www.premier-nursery.com/flowering-shrubs-summer-color/" align="left"]“Good Bugs or Bad Bugs” Now that most of our spring planting is done and everything is growing and looking great. Its time to make sure we keep it that way. As the temperatures begin to climb and the rainfall decreases you may begin to notice
[read_more text="Read more" title="Read more" url="https://www.premier-nursery.com/whats-bugging-you/" align="left"]Need Some Shade? In the Hot Texas Summers trees become truly valuable commodities that can help keep your house cool, yard enjoyable and aesthetically pleasing. Shade trees are typically one of our first thoughts when designing or renewing our landscapes. The Shade Trees you select will play
[read_more text="Read more" title="Read more" url="https://www.premier-nursery.com/shade-trees/" align="left"]July is the time to think about next spring, as well as time to separate any bulbs that you have. Always let the foliage die down and turn brown before you dig and thin out your bulbs. When growing bulbs you should plan on doing this every
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