Ask Burton: This week, a question about a tasty area of the garden! Q: I want to plant an Italian herb garden. I love to cook, and fresh herbs are the best! But what can I plant here in North Texas, and when?
Ask Burton: This week, a question involving common North Texas shrubs whose answer lies in understanding our soil and water. Q: I have purple loropetalum and ‘Sunshine’ ligustrum in a sunny, south-facing raised bed. They were planted early last year and did fine all summer. Now, the loropetalum is starting to show yellow leaves with green veins, and the ‘Sunshine’ ligustrum is losing tip leaves and the leaves that are there are stunted looking and tiny.
Jason’s Plant of the Week – Indigo Flair Mahonia
Greg’s Plant Pick of the Week – Sunshine Ligustrum
Ask Burton: Q: When can we start planting veggies in our garden?
Michaela and Amberly’s Plant Pick of the Week – Blue Point Juniper
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Elizabeth’s Plant of the Week: Cream De Mint Pittosporum
Ask Burton: Q: When do I prune back my perennial beds?
Behind the scenes of the new basic capsule