New this Week

Butterfly & Moth Host Garden

Saturday, June 13th, 10a-11a

Join us Saturday morning for an amazing class covering how to create a butterfly and moth host garden! In this class, you will learn about both native and non-native plants that host various moths and butterflies that you can grow in our area.

FREE CLASS

Pentas

Support Local Butterflies and Moths!

Pentas make a great addition to any sunny flowerbed or container garden. Their high-nectar blooms make them a pollinator favorite! They are also a host plant for the Tersa Sphinx Moth. To help them bloom all summer long, we recommend feeding with MicroLife maximum blooms!

Available in 4″ Containers and 1gal. (Call for recent availability)

Learn what natives to plant for moths here.

Read more about milkweed and monarch butterflies here.

Roses

Tried and True Favorites!

We have some of our favorite tried and true roses in stock including Cinco de Mayo, Julia Child, Peggy Martins, as well as Knockout and Drift Roses. These roses not only produce beautiful blooms but they also perform well in Houston weather!

Check out more perennial plants here.

Maypop Passionvine

A Native Twining Vine!

A must-have native flowering vine that is sought after for its’ unique flowers and wildlife value. It is a great nectar source for bees and butterflies, as well as a larval host plant for several butterflies including the Gulf Fritillary! It produces small edible fruit that can be enjoyed by both you, songbirds and small mammals. Enjoy blooms through spring and summer months.

Check out more vines here.

New Pottery

Spruce Up Your Patio!

Looking to give your patio garden a little bit of a refresh? Hurry in to check out our new pottery collections. Whether you are wanting to create a summer container herb garden, a mix of annual and perennial blooms, we have got something for you!

Visit our pottery page here.