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Love Your Garden In February

February 9, 2020 By Carrie Dubberley No Comments

Heart Bench

For this Valentine’s day, show some love for your garden. Mid-February is an ideal time for a number of garden tasks, from pruning summer-blooming perennials, planting trees, shrubs, and a handful of edibles, to planning ahead for a bountiful spring. Read more »

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: featured, winter

Winter Tree Care & Planting

January 15, 2020 By Carrie Dubberley No Comments

bird in winter on tree branch

Before the rush of spring gardening, with all the excitement of visiting nurseries to find new shrubs, perennials and seasonal color, think about one of the most valuable parts of your landscape: trees. Winter may be a dormant time for trees, but it is the perfect time for planting trees and for taking care of the trees growing already in your landscape. Read more »

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: featured, seasonal tasks, trees, winter

Tasks for Your North Texas Winter Garden

December 22, 2019 By Carrie Dubberley No Comments

Snow On Bird House

The weather outside may be blistering cold, but our winter gardens still afford us opportunities to put our green thumbs to work, and for more than just raking leaves! With roughly 6-8 weeks until the last average frost in North Texas, it is not too late to tend to these winter tasks, many of which will make your spring garden all the more enjoyable. Read more »

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How to Prepare Your Garden for a Prolonged Freeze

February 10, 2021 By Carrie Dubberley No Comments

Frosty Rose

North Texas is predicted to get a prolonged freeze that could be very damaging for our landscapes. Here are a few basic tips on what to expect and what steps you can take to protect your garden. Read more »

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: featured, seasonal tasks, winter

Pollinator Week Resource Roundup

June 23, 2020 By Carrie Dubberley No Comments

Pollinating Bees

In honor of Pollinator Week, a collection of educational resources about pollinators and gardening to support birds, bees, bats, butterflies, moths, beetles, and other pollinating animals. Read more »

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: wildlife

Spring Cleaning for Your Landscape

March 20, 2020 By Carrie Dubberley No Comments

Dandelion

Spring is officially here, and the warmer weather may have you itching to go out into the garden to get your hands dirty! Take advantage of this time to do some spring cleaning in your landscape.  Read more »

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: seasonal tasks, spring

Ready Your Garden for the First Frost

October 29, 2019 By Carrie Dubberley No Comments

Frosty Rose

With a cold front and the first fall frost just around the corner, ready your landscape with a few basic tips and find out what plants to cover, which to bring indoors, and which are done for the season. Read more »

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: fall, seasonal tasks

Moisture Meter- The Simple and Smart Watering Gadget You Need

August 3, 2019 By Carrie Dubberley 2 Comments

Moisture Meter

Learn to water wisely with this simple, handy gardening tool that checks the moisture levels in your garden soil and pots. Read more »

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: water conservation

Herbal Crafts for the Holiday Season

November 7, 2018 By Carrie Dubberley No Comments

Pine Cone Wreath

Wreaths and floral arrangements are a creative way to bring nature indoors, to continue enjoying the bounty of your garden as the days grow shorter and to add a personalized touch of holiday cheer and festivity to your home. Learn some basic tips, check out my Pinterest boards for inspiration, or attend a local event this month for hands-on learning. Read more »

Filed Under: Crafting Tagged With: fall, holidays, seasonal color, winter

Welcoming Fall to Your North Texas Garden

October 1, 2018 By Carrie Dubberley 1 Comment

Heart Leaf

Fall is the best time to plant to give perennials and shrubs plenty of time to establish roots before the next summer heat wave arrives. Plan your garden now and pick a fall color display you can enjoy for years to come. Read more »

Filed Under: Gardening Tagged With: Texas native plants, fall, seasonal color

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Carrie Dubberley works with homeowners in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex to design and  build sustainable landscapes and beautiful outdoor environments. Learn more »

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