Missouri is not gentle on garden plants. We get spring swings, summer heat that sticks around, humidity that invites mildew, and soil that can feel like a sponge in April …
Missouri’s landscapes are under siege, from the skies to the streams. Invasive species are crowding out natives, wrecking crops, and spreading disease. Some were brought here on purpose. Others hitchhiked …
The Texas Climate and Soil In planning your vegetable garden in Texas, appreciating the climate’s nuances is crucial. Texas experiences a varied climate—from humid subtropical conditions in the east to …
Have you ever strolled through a lush, green lawn on a sunny day and wondered how the homeowner managed to make it look so perfect? If you’ve ever dreamed of …
Missouri’s diverse climate sets the stage for a variety of grasses to thrive, each adapted to the unique conditions of the state. In Missouri, you can find both warm-season and …
Planting tomatoes outside in Texas can take a lot of research and planning. “You can’t beat Mother Nature, but you can learn how she functions.” This is truly the only …
Many people plant alfalfa in MO in early to mid-September into October. Alfalfa can then be overseeded any time after mid-November into December or January, depending on the climate. Spring …
Missouri is notorious for its annual weather roller coaster. As the saying goes, if you don’t like the weather, just wait a minute. These constantly changing weather conditions make it …
Here’s a list of Missouri native grasses. They are excellent for Missouri landscaping or a Missouri lawn. They don’t need a lot of maintenance, as they’ve been growing here long …