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The scoop on WaterSaver plants

Several little birdies told us just how tough — or not — our favorite drought-hardy plants really are. Gusty winds and chilly temperatures didn’t deter thousands of green thumbs (and their [...]

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It pays to have your irrigation system checked

It’s time for a spring assessment of your irrigation components! Look for leaks, broken parts and other issues. Even if your system is no longer functional, it can still pay to get a [...]

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Your yard is slowly rousing — don’t drown it

Weeds and winter grass are thick and plants are reemerging and blooming. But that doesn’t mean it’s time for full-scale watering. With recent showers, flowers and the first warm days of the year [...]

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Inspired design

For landscape inspiration, take a stroll around your own neighborhood to learn which plants are performing well in your soil type. Neighborhood strolls inspire many a gardener as we admire [...]

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Spring time = wildflower season

Staying in town for spring break? Check out these spots to spy wildflowers and enjoy the great outdoors. By Dominique Silva It’s the time of year many Texans get excited for: Spring break. It’s a [...]

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Adjust your irrigation controller

Recent cool days remind us that it’s too early to turn on your irrigation system. If yours is on, remember we’re still in Stage 2 — be sure to adjust the clock one hour ahead on the controller. [...]

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These happy yellow wildflowers bloom year-round

For 12 months of sunny color, you can’t beat the aster family. Take a look around and you’ll spot one blooming near you. One of the most wide-spread and successful plant families is the aster [...]

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C’mon on down to SAWS’ premier gardening shindig!

Help your landscape get back in the saddle and learn to garden like a Texan at Spring Bloom, Saturday, March 9. Need help creating a landscape that can weather our extended droughts, deep freezes [...]

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A tale of two trees

Texas’ native buckeyes unleash their exotic hybrid flowers along Salado Creek for a festival of red, pink and yellow. There’s a unique natural phenomenon that happens in north-central Bexar [...]

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Pruning is spring cleaning for your perennials

This is a good time to give your winter-browned perennials a good trim. Shortly, our flowering perennials such as salvia, penstemon, lantana and esperanza will awaken from their winter slumber. [...]