Not sure what to do after planting your potatoes? This guide covers watering, hilling, fertilizing, and everything else to keep your fall crop growing strong in Central Texas.

Gardening in Central Texas, specifically in zones 8b and 9, presents a unique opportunity for growing a variety of flavorful and healthful crops. Among these, garlic and shallots stand out as excellent choices for both novice and experienced gardeners. Here’s why you should consider adding these culinary staples to your garden.

Don’t wait — there’s still time to plant! Discover 10 fast-growing vegetables for Central Texas gardens that will be ready to harvest in just 30–40 days this fall.

Curious if fall is too late to plant potatoes in Central Texas? This guide explains exactly when to plant in Zone 9 and how to set up your fall crop for success.

Don't let uncertainty hold you back from creating the garden of your dreams. With the right tools and support, you'll not only cultivate a beautiful and productive space but also gain the confidence and skills to enjoy gardening for years to come.

Well-cared-for tools make for a happy garden (and an even happier gardener). By adopting these simple habits, you're not just maintaining tools; you're investing in the future of your garden.

The best seed staring mix is the one you can make yourself and on a budget.

Learn the practical uses of cinnamon for plant health. Keeping a large bottle on hand is much cheaper than many of the fungicides on the market. Explore the benefits of cinnamon in the garden!

European NightCrawlers are my favorite breed of earthworm to add to the garden. This garden powerhouse worm loosens, mixes, fertilizes and distributes important microbes into the soil so your plants can thrive…

Carrots- Everything you need to know about how to grow this cold weather superfood. From seed to table, learn how to grow this root vegetable successfully…