Daniel Cunningham

I try not to clown on the competition, (rarely doea a day go by that I don't send a customer to another Independent Local Garden Center) but this is what you get from a California nursery who's set up shop in TX.

I love AZ Cypress and rosemary but the others are straight garbage and will struggle in our climate and soils. Then folks blame themselves for killing them and buy replacements. Statistically folks will buy (and kill) 3 plants for a spot before they get one to succeed.

We strive to help you find the right plant for the right spot the first-time. In fact, in the nicest way possible, I'd rather sell you one plant and never see you again-- for that spot that is. 😆

(I'll put our plant availability list up against any in North Texas.)

But most importantly-- if you visit a LOCAL independent garden center, you'll get better plants and better advice-- and will ultimately save money and time and have a more inviting outdoor space to enjoy season after season. 😉

This take on a now-infamous plant might stir the pot-- but it could be something to consider as a meeting point in the heated debate, ripe with online misinformation.

Is this @rootedin_tx #PlantoftheWeek a garden hero… or a horticultural villain? 🤔 This plant is one of the most prolific bloomers in North Texas, but it stirs up a lot of controversy. We’ve got a fresh take at Rooted In—one that might just keep the bees buzzing and the naturalists neighbors happy. 🌿 Watch before you plant, and make up your own mind. (For a native alternative check out the Texas Kidneywood, Desert Willow, or Flameleaf Sumac!) For more info on the unintentional aggressive spread of non- native landscape plants visit TexasInvasives.org, npsot.org, and inaturalist.org. #plantsofinstagram #gardengram #Texasplants #pollinatorgarden #gardenhack #plantlover #texasgardening #texas

Heads up, Texas gardeners and native plant lovers!

A new bill (SB 1868) making its way through the Texas Legislature could make it illegal to possess several native and common garden plants—including Texas Mountain Laurel, morning glories, and datura—due to concerns over naturally occurring compounds. The bill allows for fines up to $25,000 per day for possession, even though many of these plants are staples in Texas landscapes and ecosystems.

Concerned? You're not alone. Native plant groups are urging lawmakers to clarify the bill's language to avoid unintentionally criminalizing cherished Texas flora.

Now’s the time to speak up. Learn more and contact your local reps:

https://house.texas.gov/members

This is the equivalent the Luca trade imho FC Dallas. I get it's the name of the mulch company but poor advertising.

Unpopular Opinion: the farmer's almanac is just your garden's horoscope.

Still such a fun program to be involved with!

Any local Seed Swaps happening this Winter that you want to promote in a local periodical?!

When talking to friends, family, and customers, this is by far the biggest garden-related fallacy that I hear repeated time and time again...

Avoid the Most Common Myth Associated with North Texas Gardening | Rooted In While many gardeners, especially newcomers or those who have transplanted from northern climates, believe spring is the ideal time to plant, this idea is one

As my mom would say "isn't this just "darlin'?!"

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