The Best Soil Mix for Transplanting Fruit Trees: Pears & Peaches Done Right!
Transplanting Acre Homes pear, Sam Houston peach, and Tex King peach trees? 🌱 The right soil mix is key to strong root development and a thriving orchard. Should you use rose soil, compost, or something else? Find out the best soil blend for successful tree planting and expert tips for long-term fruit tree health! 🍑🌳
Sweetwater Sugar Land Landscaping: Garden Guy’s Top Plant Picks
Garden Guy, Todd Farber, is transforming a front yard in Sweetwater, Sugar Land this week and sharing his top plant selections for a low-maintenance, beautiful landscape. From the drought-tolerant Aztec Grass to the vibrant blooms of Encore Azaleas, these plants are handpicked to thrive in Houston's climate. 🌿🌸
Want the full plant list with care tips? Read more & download the free guide! ⬇️
Keeping Pets Safe in Houston Yards: Pet-Friendly Landscaping & Toxic Plants to Avoid
🌿 Keep Your Houston Yard Safe for Pets! 🐶🐾
Many common landscaping plants can be toxic to dogs and cats, but with the right choices, you can create a beautiful and pet-safe yard. In this guide, we highlight non-toxic shrubs, flowers, and trees perfect for Houston landscapes—plus a list of dangerous plants to avoid.
From lush Cleyera and vibrant Zinnias to deadly Oleander and Sago Palms, knowing what to plant (and what to skip) can keep your furry friends happy and healthy.
📌 Read now to create a pet-friendly landscape! 🌿🐕➡️ https://bit.ly/asktoddnow
Houston Invasive Species: What Homeowners Need to Know
🌿 Protect Your Houston Landscape from Invasive Species! 🌿
Invasive plants and insects are silently damaging Houston & Sugar Land yards, outcompeting native species and disrupting ecosystems. From the aggressive Chinese Tallow Tree to the destructive Emerald Ash Borer, these species spread quickly and are tough to control.
Learn how invasive species spread, which ones to watch out for, and how homeowners can help stop them before they take over your landscape! 🚨
📖 Read the full guide & protect your yard! ⬇️
When to Start Gardening in Houston: Expert Advice from Garden Guy
When to Start Gardening in Houston: Expert Advice from Garden Guy
Houston’s mild winters and long summers offer year-round gardening opportunities, but timing is key for success. February is ideal for planting trees, shrubs, and flowers, as cooler temperatures and natural rainfall help plants establish strong roots before the summer heat.
🌱 Best Planting Window – February is perfect for installing trees like Live Oak and Crepe Myrtle, hardy shrubs like Yaupon Holly, and colorful flowers like Snapdragons.
☀️ Why February Works – Cooler weather reduces transplant stress, while winter rainfall provides natural irrigation, ensuring healthy growth.
🌟 Pro Tips – Choose freeze-resistant plants, protect against occasional frosts, and enrich soil for long-term success.
✅ Garden Guy’s 90-Day Guarantee – Every plant installed comes with a guarantee, so you can plant with confidence.
Get expert guidance and transform your yard today with Garden Guy! 🌿 #HoustonGardening #GardenGuy
Quick Guide: Post-Snowfall Landscaping Tips for Houston
Snowfall in Houston can be tough on your garden, but recovery is possible! Learn expert tips from Aggie Horticulturist Todd Farber on how to assess damage, care for your plants, and protect your landscape for future freezes. Your Houston garden can thrive again with patience and the right steps!
Stop Doing This! The Garden Guy’s Warning for Houston Gardeners
Stop Doing This After a Freeze! Garden Guy’s Warning for Houston Gardeners
After a freeze, rushing to prune, fertilize, or uncover your plants can do more harm than good. Many plants might appear damaged, but with patience and the right steps, they can recover. Learn the biggest post-freeze mistakes to avoid and how to give your Houston garden the best chance to thrive again! 🌱
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Steps to Care for Your Houston Plants After a Freeze
Steps to Care for Your Houston Plants After a Freeze
Houston’s unpredictable winters can leave homeowners concerned about their plants after a freeze. In this guide, Aggie Horticulturist Todd Farber explains how freezing temperatures affect plants, how to identify frost damage, and the essential steps to help your garden recover.
Key takeaways include:
Recognizing frost damage on leaves, stems, and roots.
Avoiding premature pruning and waiting for signs of new growth.
Using mulch, careful watering, and light fertilization to support recovery.
Protecting vulnerable plants like tropicals and perennials while planning ahead with cold-hardy species.
For expert tips and personalized advice to restore your landscaping, contact Garden Guy today and let’s get your garden thriving again!
Post-Snowfall Landscaping Tips Houston
Post-Snowfall Landscaping Tips for Houston
By Todd Farber, Aggie Horticulturist. Snowfall in Houston is a rare event, but when it happens, it can leave many homeowners wondering how to care for their landscapes afterward. While the sight of snow may be beautiful, it can be hard on plants that aren’t accustomed to cold weather. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help your landscape recover after a snowfall.