Texas has eight plant hardiness zones, ranging from the cold-hardy northwestern Panhandle to the warmer southern regions.

Want to help the bees? This Texas gardening guide explains how to plant a pollinator-friendly garden with native plants.

Daylilies require well-draining soil with consistent moisture and will often provide gardeners with non-stop blooming for a ...

Best time to fertilize? Why is my grass yellow? Can I plant new grass? Neil Sperry answers your lawn care questions.

Here’s a beginner’s guide to gardening in Texas to help you get started on ... for success when the time is right for you to plant: Start growing seeds indoors and move them outside when ...

Zone 10a – Found in the southern tip of Texas, near Brownsville. There are several ways you can prepare your garden for success when the time is right for you to plant: Start growing seeds ...