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When Life Gives You Lemons!Growing citrus trees indoors in containers is easier than you might think. Plus, they make beautiful accent pieces for your home. Their white blossoms fill the house with a sweet fragrance, and picking your own organic, perfectly ripe lemons is a rewarding experience. Citrus trees need 8-12 hours of sunlight each day. Place your tree near a south-facing window or use an indoor grow light. They thrive in temperatures bet… Read more

   Aloe Vera: A Handy and Easy-to-Grow HouseplantAloe Vera, also known as "Lily of the Desert," is not only a useful plant but also easy to grow and makes a wonderful houseplant. It helps filter the air in your home and provides a variety of benefits. Plus, aloe plants can multiply, so you'll often find baby plants growing at the base of your aloe. It’s a great plant to share with family and friends! Here are some tips for growing Aloe… Read more

Fall Blooming AstersAsters are hardy, low-maintenance perennials that flourish throughout the summer and burst into vibrant blooms as other flowers begin to fade. These plants provide reliable fall color year after year and can withstand early frosts. They’re also a favorite food source for Monarch butterflies, which depend on their late-season nectar during migration.Aster 'Grape Crush' Color: Deep royal purpleBloom Time: Late August to Septemb… Read more

Crotons: What You Need to KnowWhy Crotons?Bold Colors: Crotons are known for their vibrant, eye-catching foliage.Versatile: They can be grown indoors as houseplants or outdoors in mixed planters.Tropical: They don’t handle frost well, so keep them away from freezing temperatures.Indoor Use:Showstopper: Use larger crotons indoors as dramatic floor plants to highlight their colorful leaves.Outdoor Use:Decor: Crotons pair beautifully with fall decor… Read more

Texas Tough HolliesHollies are classic, low-maintenance plants that add beauty to your landscape with minimal care. They provide year-round interest, with attractive berries in winter, and offer food and shelter for birds. Hollies thrive in North Texas and Southern Oklahoma and are adaptable to various sun conditions.Here are 7 great holly options that produce berries without needing a pollinator: 1. Dwarf Burford HollyBerries: Large red berries… Read more