plants

For the first time in decades, a new plant genus and species has been discovered in a national park, Big Bend National Park to be specific. It's been confirmed as a member of the sunflower family but it looks NOTHING like a sunflower.

Ever feel like you've seen it all? Think again! A rare and beautiful plant has been unearthed in the West Texas desert.

There is still a lot to learn about the tiny plant that is a new discovery and hasn't been seen anywhere else.

If you are wanting to grow a salsa garden in Texas but don't know where to start, here are a few tips to get you on the right track.

This is a big event for the organization that takes place each spring and allows the Lubbock community to get together a shop for some locally grown plants.

This Neighborhood Garden will take on a similar approach to community fridges and libraries as a take-one-leave-one system. You can take a plant you fall in love with, leave one that needs someone else’s care, or simply enjoy your time with the plants.

While native plants have a knack for coming out of dormancy without any help, not every plant is the same.

The warmer weather has hit Texas early this year, which means grass is growing, trees are blooming, and mosquitos will be swarming before you know it.

The second weekend of March is upon us, and it is time to plan what you want to do with your friends and family.

Discover the captivating world of carnivorous plants, including the venus flytrap and pitcher plants. Learn how to care for these unique beauties!

There are many plants out there that are toxic and even deadly if consumed by dogs or cats.

More details will be announced as they get closer to the event, but future sales included a variety of decorative plants, fruiting plants, herbs, and more.