Chrysanthemum Facts and Symbolism As a symbol that fall is near, chrysanthemums will soon begin filling nurseries and landscapes all over Texas. Chrysanthemums come in mostly orange, gold, burgundy, bronze, red, and yellow, but can also be found in white, pink, and sometimes lavender or violet. While […]
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It may seem as if summer is the time to rest and enjoy your well-established garden before the seasons change. And while this may be the case for a few weeks in summer, there is still plenty of work ahead. As nice as it is to see […]
Read MoreYour Own Tropical Oasis Tropical Landscaping is a great way to bring bright flowers and lush green foliage to front yards and around pool areas. Tropical plants are known for having the best and most prolific blooms as well as excellent tolerance for heat and sun. However, […]
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As summer presses on and the temperatures continue to rise, maintaining the soil temperature, moisture, and nutrient health can become a challenge. Many gardeners and landscapers are very familiar with the practice of mulching for weed control and moisture protection; however, there are many more reasons and […]
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Pollinators, simply put, carry pollen from one plant to another. As a result, the pollination that occurs is the growth of new fruit, whether it’s a flower or a vegetable. Inside these fruits lies the genetics for the next generation’s growth – the seed. Without pollinators, there […]
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As spring comes to an end and summer quickly approaches, there are still things to get done in the garden. This time of year is the perfect time to implement a prevention plan against obstacles you will undoubtedly face as the temperature rises. Here are seven plans […]
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Color it “Fall” Now that fall is upon us and the weather outside is inviting, its time to think about “Fall Color”. Mother Nature rewards us at the end of the season with an awesome display of fall color. With bright oranges, yellows, reds and brown traditional […]
Read MoreWater Wisely The amount of water your landscape requires and receives will determine its overall health and beauty as well as its ability to withstand normal use and drought. Proper watering techniques are a critical part of landscape maintenance; the main things to known include Knowing when […]
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March is here so Spring can’t be far behind. The last average frost date in North Texas is March 13 th ,with this being said there’s still plenty to do in the landscape. Below are some recommendations for March. #1) Plant & Mulch around Trees & […]
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Premier Nursery’s January Landscaping Tips It’s hard to believe its January already; even so there’s still plenty to do in the landscape. Below are some recommendations for January. #1) Plant Shade Trees, Landscape Shrubs and Fruit Trees! Make sure all established as well new plantings have […]
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