Growing Native: Texas Plants for Texas Gardens

Want a garden that buzzes with life? See how North Texas native plants attract birds, pollinators, and helpful small mammals with little effort.

Paths to nowhere and plants with no purpose? Learn how to design a landscape that looks beautiful, solves problems, and supports wildlife.

Fall is a fantastic time to be outside observing wildlife.

Butterfly gardening is easy and rewarding. All it takes is providing a few simple things.

Want a wildlife-friendly garden? These simple tips can help you turn your yard into a habitat.

Leave the stems, seed heads, and leaf litter. A guide to your native garden in the winter.

Monarchs are moving through North Texas right now. These seven native plants give them, and plenty of other late-season pollinators, the nectar they need.

Native plants that feed monarchs, native bees, and hummingbirds all season. Here are 10 reliable, low-maintenance picks for North Texas pollinator gardens.

If your soil feels gritty or crumbles between your fingers rather than sticking together in a ball, and water disappears fast after a rain, you might assume your soil needs...

If your garden is in the Blackland Prairie ecoregion, chances are you are struggling with the deep, dense soil that packs tightly, absorbs water slowly, and has little air space...

Trade invasive ornamentals for plants that actually feed North Texas wildlife. 8 common swaps, from Nandina to Bermudagrass, with native alternatives for each.

Struggling with shady garden? Discover 20 native plants — from groundcovers to flowering shrubs — built for exactly these conditions.