After a hard freeze, we often see damage to plants that had survived normal winter weather. When that happens, it’s useful to look around your neighborhood and other landscapes to see what shrubs not only survived, but also look good.

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After a hard freeze, we often see damage to plants that had survived normal winter weather. When that happens, it’s useful to look around your neighborhood and other landscapes to see what shrubs not only survived, but also look good.
Planting a tree the right way doesn’t have to be complicated! Let us walk you through how to do it.
Houston this month! Hummingbirds typically make their way through Houston for a short period in spring during their northern migration.
August: Yep, it’s hot and humid. It’s also probably not when gardening is front and center on your mind. But experienced gardeners know that August is the perfect time to start planning and plotting for the fall garden.
You might have noticed that with the arrival of fall that one of our very best Texas native plants has started putting on its best show. American beautyberry, Callicarpa sp, is best known for its fantastic display of fall berries; most often in a stunning shade of purple.
It’s hard to beat the fall color show put on by Red Maples, or the season-long color of many Japanese Maples. But growing maples in our hot and humid Houston climate can be a bit of a challenge.
Read article about Want Fall Color? Try These Maples for Your Houston Landscape.
You know the phrase “good fences make good neighbors”? Well, we couldn’t agree more! But what do you do when there is no fence or the fence is unsightly? Privacy screening shrubs to the rescue! Here at Buchanan’s, we think that living plants can make the best fences. Now through fall and winter is an […]
Now that fall is right around the corner, it’s a great time to start thinking about getting more produce from your garden. So, if you’re thinking about trying citrus, now is a great time to get started. We’re lucky enough here in Houston to have a climate that allows us to grow a variety of […]