From water conservation to composting to tree planting, the way you landscape at home can make a positive impact. The term “sustainability” can mean something different to each of us, [...]
There are lots of plants with some degree of toxicity to pets, but most are not a threat except in extreme cases of allergy or unusual consumption. By Calvin Finch, Ph.D. If your experience with [...]
Always dispose of herbicides and pesticides properly! This weekend’s citywide household hazardous waste drop-off is a great opportunity to spring-clean hazardous chemicals from the garage. [...]
Start your journey of being totally present in the moment and become a keen observer of the natural world around you. I suspect that if you read this newsletter and visit gardenstylesa.com, you [...]
With some simple modifications, this valuable byproduct can benefit your landscape and local wildlife. Every drop of water counts, especially when temperatures soar in San Antonio. As our air [...]
Prehistoric limestone, fascinating fossils and dinosaur footprints — see all that and more on a short hike at Canyon Lake Gorge. By Carmela Cantu, Conservation Intern If you’re taking a break [...]
Trimming is not required for plants to be healthy. But when done strategically it can enhance the look of your summer landscape. With recent rainfall, high humidity and mild temperatures from the [...]
Meet a local urban farmer whose roots in agriculture have fostered a deep sense of gratitude and responsibility for conserving Texas land and heritage. Who are you, what do you do, and how did [...]
Meet a local arborist and educator whose lifelong work with trees helped make the San Antonio botanical industry what it is today. Note: “Plants and People” is an occasional series featuring San [...]
Water bill sticker shock will soon be a thing of the past. High water bills are as unexpected as they are unwelcomed. They often leave you wondering exactly what happened. Whether it’s a running [...]