Regional Gardening Archives

What Planting Zone Is Central Texas? Zone 8b and 9a

Central Texas is often referred to as the heart of the state because it is where the flat plains gradually […]

North Texas is known for its wide plains, strong winds, and fast-changing weather. One day can feel warm and sunny,

Because San Antonio is at a huge ecological crossroads, gardening there is a one-of-a-kind experience. If you go north, you

If you live in Austin, you already know the weather can change very quickly. One day it feels like summer,

Gardening in Fort Worth isn’t a hobby; it’s a cage match against the horizon. While the folks over in Dallas

If you’ve ever felt like you’re gardening in a sauna, you’re probably a Houstonian. Gardening in the Bayou City is

If you’ve ever planted a lush hibiscus in May only to watch it surrender to a North Texas “Blue Norther”

In Phoenix (Arizona), the heat is extremely high, with average temperatures reaching 107°F (approximately 41.6°C) in July and August. In

With proper care and a warm microclimate, loquats grow best in USDA zones 8 to 11. So, when a concern

The loquat tree loves warm climates with long sunny days. Can you really grow it in Georgia, where USDA zones