Plants and Trees

1. Water deeply, slowly and less frequently Plants vary in their water demands: the volume of leaves is a primary determinant along with plant type (...

by John GeigerOnce the egg nog starts flowing, our landscaping efforts tend to end with managing leaves. But plants still need our attention, includin...

By Bob DaileyTrees are attractive. And they’re especially attractive in The Woodlands, because they’re, well, in The Woodlands.  They also have p...

by John GeigerDrought stress takes its toll, even on fully mature trees; effective watering strategies are critical for ensuring their survival. Matur...

By Bob DaileyAlthough there are various recommendations floating around out there, we prefer to rely on scientifically based advice.Knowing there ca...

By John GeigerProlonged high heat not only impacts our morale and our utility bills, it takes its toll on the landscape, too. But with proper care, yo...

By Bob DaileyA productive soil looks, well, healthy. It’s crumbly when you squeeze it in your hand. It will smell sweet – some say good soil smell...

by Bob DaileyThere is a saying that one cannot be a good gardener if she (or he) has not killed at least a thousand plants. That said, there must be a...