Texas Gardening

The types of plants found in Texas vary widely from one region to the next. This is due to the amount and frequency of rainfall, diversity of soils, and the number of frost-free days.

Zone 9 gardening is a year round project. In this zone 9 planting guide learn how to grow fruits and vegetables and what plants we grow in our zone 9a/b (Texas) garden. Plus planting tips by zone for zones 3-8.

Live in Texas? Grow these native plants! They are easy to grow, beautiful and help the Earth. These plants support pollinators, birds and serve as host plants for caterpillars. Download the full list.

Have you ever thought about growing blackberries in your garden? With our simple tips, you can grow tasty berries right in the backyard.

To get the most out of your vegetable garden, you need to do a little planning. Knowing when to start your seeds and transplant them outdoors will help to maximize…

In many regions due to the climate conditions and topography you can have a second growing season. You might have heard of the fall garden? That is exactly what it ...

Zone 9 has a long growing season with hot summers. Most vegetable varieties will have no problem maturing before your first frost date.

Everything you want and need to know about gardening in Dallas, North Texas, and beyond.

2 posts published by centralfloridagardening during October 2011