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.

September paints a picture of hope and rejuvenation for our gardens. As the sweltering summer heat gracefully makes way for a welcoming warmth, it's an invitation for all gardening aficionados to embark on a new planting journey.

This August Central Texas growing guide is tailored to the unique conditions of Zone 8b. This time of year the scorching heat and occasional drought can pose challenges for gardening, but with the right choices, you can still create a bountiful and sustainable oasis.

Most North Americans have laid their garden to rest come December, but in Central Texas spring garden prep is in full swing, and in most cases, we are still able to transplant and direct sow even more garden veggies. Did someone say ‘salad’?!

It’s June in the garden and In order to maximize your time I would not recommend starting seeds for a summer garden. Your best bet is to buy seedlings at a local organic nursery that you trust. Because the pests and heat are taking a toll on the rest of your garden you want to ensure your newly planting seedlings have a strong start once planted so make sure to choose the healthiest options.

I find summer to be the most rewarding time in the garden but it also takes a little more effort to maintain plant health and production when you are battling the heat and increased number of pests. But don’t let this discourage you! The summer is a great time to pull up your garden knickers and learn a thing or two. I leave every summer season with new knowledge to take into the next year. Now, pull out your journal and get ready to enjoy your garden!