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Roses for 2013

It's that time again!       Every year I struggle with the rose order, this year was no different. Did I order the right ones? Did I order enough? I dread getting the job done, but at the same time get excited over the fact that it means spring is on the way.       There are 17 new (or new for … Read more about Roses for 2013

Filed Under: Nursery News, Plant varieties, Uncategorized

Don’t kill that insect!

 Twice-stabbed lady beetle What's black, red and on your plants?     I bet you automatically thought "Lady Bug" (which isn't actually a "bug", but is a true beetle).  Today's insect du jour is a Twice-stabbed lady beetle. The Twice-stabbed lady beetle is a cousin of  the Lady Beetle, only their … Read more about Don’t kill that insect!

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How far south is Houston?

Geography lesson      We hear, on a regular basis, "It grows in California, why not here?". Last week we got "It grows in Oklahoma." Ok, let's keep it simple...Houston is located further south than all of California (dry heat because it's sandwiched between 2 deserts, yes the Pacific Ocean is a … Read more about How far south is Houston?

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Smut…not what your Granny warned about.

Help! It has a disease      One of the reasons I love my job, is that I learn something every day.  A few days ago, I was looking through one of my  favorite books, Diseases of Trees and Shrubs (Sinclair, Lyon and Johnson...Comstock Publishing, 1987). Since I didn't know the name of what I was … Read more about Smut…not what your Granny warned about.

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What caused that?

     Hole Puncher?            The crazy holes in this redbud should probably be viewed as a more of a curiosity than a true problem in the Houston area. Damage like this is either caused by a Leaf  Cutter Bee or a Leaf Cutter Ant. If the entire plant is being stripped...then you got a … Read more about What caused that?

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The greenhouse is up

....at last! It's been a long time since we had houseplants and they are starting to trickle in. We can special order plants for you and get them in pretty quickly, just let us know what you are looking for. Houseplants do more for your home than just looking pretty. They help clean the air and … Read more about The greenhouse is up

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I want to be alone! (in your best Garbo voice)

What does that mean?      Patty called last week and asked if Eucalyptus were allelopathic (al-le-lop-a-th-ic). "Are what?" She quickly explained what it meant. I Googled to find the answer and yes, they are. Of course that lead me down the research road and to this article. Allelopathy comes from … Read more about I want to be alone! (in your best Garbo voice)

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Setting the record straight

I have a Pin Oak in my yard... uh...no, you don't. We get requests for Pin Oaks all the time. We don't grow them and I have never seen any available, from any grower that we buy trees from.  It doesn't matter that the previous home owner said so, your Master Gardener friend said so or the House … Read more about Setting the record straight

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