Wild Spring Onions-Allium drummondii and Allium canadense are found all over North America. Because most wild onions grow in clusters it makes them easier to identify if you happen upon them.

Figuring out what to plant and when, can feel daunting but there is still time to get those seeds and plants in the ground. April is the perfect time to add color and native pollinator plants to accompany and strengthen the success of your spring vegetable garden.

Because we sit on a fault line of environments here in Austin, Texas it’s ok to get out of your comfort zone to experiment and try new plants this season. Keep reading to see what steps you can take this month to prepare your new spring garden.

February is a crucial month for planning, prepping and planting your vegetables for a successful harvest in the spring. Learn what vegetables you can plant in February in Austin, Texas, zone 8b.

February gardening in Austin, Texas is the perfect month to check off your winter garden checklist. Garden preparations gain momentum to help us prepare for the first warm season of the year. Get ready to plan, prepare, feed, clean, plant and harvest for a successful spring 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…