Easy Guide to Growing Potatoes in North Texas
Growing potatoes at home is easy and fun. In this guide, I’ll teach you the simple techniques for planting potatoes in your North Texas garden.
Growing potatoes at home is easy and fun. In this guide, I’ll teach you the simple techniques for planting potatoes in your North Texas garden.
Many beginner gardeners assume that anything available for purchase at the grocery can be easily grown at home. Strawberries and blueberries are readily available at the grocery year-round, but they are some of the most difficult fruits to grow in North Texas.
Things are winding down in the garden this month, but you will also notice some plants looking better than ever. Many flowering and fruiting plants do best when days are warm and nights are cool. Peppers are off the charts this month!
Ask any longtime North Texas gardener, and they’ll tell you the same thing: October is the best month to have a garden in North Texas. Warm days and cool nights are the perfect recipe for happy plants. Vegetables produce heavily, flowers bloom like crazy, and it’s finally cool enough to work in our gardens for extended periods of time.
Aphids are a nuisance in the garden, but luckily there are some easy ways to deal with them that don’t involve harsh chemicals. Before we get to those, let’s talk about why they showed up in the first place.
We are pleased to announce our newest class, Native Plant Design: Blending Beauty and Function. The class will take place on Saturday, June 4, 2022, from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm at the Forest Green branch of the Dallas Public Library located at 9619 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75243. This…
Nasturtiums are an old-fashioned favorite in the flower garden, but many North Texas gardeners struggle to grow them successfully. Luckily, any gardener can overcome the challenge of growing naturtiums if they plant them at the right time. Here’s a quick guide to growing nasturtiums in North Texas.
Now that our gardens are taking a winter’s nap, it’s time to start thinking about the garden year ahead. Especially because spring seed-starting is just around the corner. To help you select new varieties to try in the coming year, we surveyed our students and followers to find out which…
Not too much is happening this month in our gardens. If we’re lucky, the first freeze will hold off long enough so that we can keep harvesting veggies like peppers, tomatoes, and eggplants. Here’s a run down of what you can do in your garden this month: Vegetables Soil temperatures…
The Dallas Garden School was founded to create a digital destination where North Texans could access area-specific gardening information delivered in a fresh, exciting, and inspiring way. We strive to always provide information that makes the biggest impact for our students, and we do that by listening. Through the years,…