Winter Is a Great Time for Hardscaping your Landscape!

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Hardscapes Projects for Winter! Sidewalks, retaining walls, even a parking pad are all hardscape projects that can be done in …

First Freeze of Winter—A Time of Rest & Renewal for the Landscape—Make Sure Yours is Ready!

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First Freeze of Winter is a rest and renewal for the landscape, make sure yours is ready! This year’s first …

Beautiful Hill Country Native Plants Full Fall Bloom!

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Muhlenbergia lindheimeri and Maurandella antirrhiniflora When I think of all the beautiful Hill Country native plants with full fall blooms I’d like to talk about …