Texas zone 8 landscaping

I have been meaning to write this post, oh, since the spring. Of 2017. Oh well. Better late than never….or super timely because I waited […]

Plants that tolerate drought are available for every plant hardiness zone, and low water plants for zone 8 gardens are no exception. If you're interested in zone 8 drought-tolerant plants, click here for a few suggestions to get you started on your quest.

Here is our list of 10 Texas drought-tolerant plants that any garden lover would be happy to have in their garden.

Discover the beauty of shade gardening with our selection of the best Texas shade plants. From heat-resistant options for North Texas to perennial favorites perfect for Central Texas, these native and adapted plants are ideal for creating a lush oasis even in the sunniest spots. Explore a variety of hardy outdoor perennials that thrive in shaded areas, bringing texture and color to your garden year after year.

Texas’s diverse climate presents unique challenges for gardeners and landscapers. From arid deserts to humid coastal regions, selecting the right shrubs can

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Discover the joy of gardening with our selection of 25 low-maintenance plants ideal for hardiness zone 9! From drought-tolerant grasses to vibrant bougainvillea, these resilient options thrive in the warm climate with minimal watering and maintenance. #Zone9Gardening #LowMaintenanceGarden #DroughtTolerantPlants #Zone9Plants #HardinessZone9 #GardeningTips #EasyCarePlants #GardenDesign #BeautifulGardens #Gardening #GardenGoals #Zone9 #PlantList #PondInformer

Now that the record-breaking summer of 2011 is safely behind us, I got to thinking....if gardening during a Texas summer were a TV reality show, could you bear to watch? Oh, there would be plenty of drama, that's for sure, with lots of whining and crying and pouting. Sadly, though, there wouldn't be much singing or dancing. In fact, most episodes would seem rather dry. Everything would be in need of an Extreme Makeover, and you'd end up feeling like the Biggest Loser. But one thing you could…

If you're looking for a colorful and unique addition to your home garden, consider adding some native Texas flowers. These beautiful blooms are perfect for creating a one-of-a-kind space that is sure to impress your neighbors and friends. Texas native flowers come in a wide range of colors, shapes, and sizes, so you're sure to find the perfect match for your garden. Keep reading to learn more about some of the best Texas native flowers for your garden.

Living in zone 8 and need some shade-loving plants?

Providing Landscape Design and Educational Consultation for the Austin and zone 8. Creating low water, low maintenance, sustainable and edible gardens.

Liz Odom, aka the Garden Doctor, builds and maintains gardens around Lake Conroe in Texas and is sharing photos of some favorite moments from those gardens. Lake Conroe sits on […]

Texas has a rich and diverse array of plant species due to the amount and frequency of rainfall, diversity of soils, and the number of frost-free days.

Looking to add some beauty to your Texas garden?

Discover the best shade plants for Zone 8 and transform your garden with lush greenery. From perennials for shade to evergreen trees, find a variety of plants that thrive in shaded areas. Explore beautiful options such as shade-loving shrubs and colorful perennials to brighten up dark corners. Whether you're looking for plants that grow in dry shade or full shade, these Zone 8 planting tips will help you create a flourishing oasis.

Looking for fast growing trees to plant in Texas? We showcase eight fantastic options that will grow well in your yard. #fastgrowingtreestexas #texasfastgrowingtrees

Try these low-maintenance, heat-tolerant plants for months and months of outdoor beauty.

Texas gardeners quickly learn that growing plants in north Texas can be a challenge, so we’ve compiled a list of the best plants you can grow in North Texas.

Looking to brighten up your garden in zone 5?

Looking for more evergreen plants to add to your yard? Check out these 7 beautiful Texas evergreen shrubs that support insects and wildlife!