Posts tagged Landscaping
Malabar by the Moon
Malabar by the Moon

To celebrate the Lunar New Year, we want to share an age-old philosophy recommended by The Old Farmer’s Almanac: plan, plant, sow, and harvest your vegetable gardens by the moon! Includes The Almanac’s free planting calendar.

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Garden Tips, Nursery NewsIsabella SerimontrikulEnchanted GardensHouston, veggies, family, Organic Gardening, Vegetable Gardening, herbs, fall tomatoes, Richmond, cool season gardening, Texas, dirt, Organic, new, Superfood, homestead, gulf coast, spring, Sugar Land, Rosenberg, Landscaping, onions, Katy, plants, holiday, soil, fall harvest, Grapes, lettuce, cool season, childrens garden, winter greens, edible gardening, Tomatoes
Milkweed at Enchanted Gardens, 2020
Milkweed at Enchanted Gardens, 2020

Enchanted Gardens is a certified rest stop for monarchs during their migration from Mexico. Monarch butterflies depend on local gardeners to provide milkweed host plants for their young caterpillars, especially native varieties. Join Enchanted’s #MILKWEEDMOVEMENT to give back to local nonprofits and support Monarch conservation—purchase your milkweed from Enchanted, post photos on social media using our hashtag, and spread the word about our #MILKWEEDMOVEMENT.

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Nursery News, Plant Variety Lists, Garden BugsIsabella SerimontrikulEnchanted Gardensperennials, Landscaping, gardening for butterflies, pollinator gardening, Pollinators, attract pollinators, attract bees, Texas, native, Water, butterflies, attract butterflies, monarch butterflies, butterfly garden, plants to feed butterflies, monarch caterpillars, Milkweed movement, Milkweed, Mustard Seed Farm and Market, Hope for THree, The Monarch School, Richmond, Rosenberg, Katy, Sugar Land, Houston, Spring 2020
Fruit & Nut Tree List, Spring 2020
Fruit & Nut Tree List, Spring 2020

Welcome to our 2020 Spring guide to fruit trees, coming Friday January 17th (approx.)! Don’t miss out on this year’s best selection of fruit trees that can grow in your own Texan backyard. Call either location—or even better visit us—with questions about our available varieties!

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Plant Variety Lists, Nursery NewsIsabella SerimontrikulEnchanted GardensFruit Trees, Spring 2020, edible gardening, Landscaping, ornamental trees, trees, dwarf trees, small trees, flowering trees, pollinator gardening