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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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WaterSaver coupons help you bid farewell to an always-thirsty landscape

Whether your yard is sunny or shady, our plant selection has you covered. Inspired to make changes to your landscape? Now is the time to liven up your yard with SAWS WaterSaver Landscape Coupons! [...]

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Just add texture: Winter garden standards

Does your garden stand out or melt away in winter? Striking forms and contrasting textures can make all the difference this season. It’s easy to create a gorgeous summer garden by including lots [...]

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Winter weeds or Texas wildflowers?

If your lawn looks like it’s drowning in winter weeds, it may be a good time to start mowing, cutting or weeding. Thanks to moderate weather and recent rains, cool season annual seedlings are [...]

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Here’s your short, sweet guide to San Antonio gardening

It can be hard to remember when to tackle which landscaping tasks. Lucky for you we have a quick reference to local gardening to-dos. Think fast — when is the best time to prune roses or plant [...]

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How Hygge Is Your Garden?

Comfy, cozy surroundings aren’t just reserved for the inside of your home. Your landscape can become a Danish-inspired hygge haven for your wildlife friends with a few simple tweaks. Snuggling [...]

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Plan to prune now

January is an excellent time to finish oak pruning. Oak wilt poses an ongoing threat to the majestic oak trees that grace San Antonio landscapes. This vascular disease — caused by the fungus [...]

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A teaching garden designed with you in mind

Need a spark of creativity for your next backyard endeavor? WaterSaver Community opens Dec. 9 with five stunning, sustainable landscapes to stir and inspire you. With its charming tiny houses and [...]

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Plant now, worry less later

In South Central Texas, planting in fall and winter just makes sense. Read on to learn why. Living in South Central Texas you might scratch your head when you hear that this is the best time for [...]

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Sow sumac for seasonal color

Texas may not be known for its seasonal color, but in winter we have sumac. Its rust-red fruit summons song and game birds to its woody branches. Note: In celebration of central Texas’ [...]