Using native plants in your yard will give you a lush look without a lot of upkeep.(Courtesy Dubberley Landscape) Dubberley says a yard with well-planned, sustainable Texas native plants can ...

So if, for example, you plant a native plant from North Texas in Central Texas, its chance of survival is lower than if you collected the same species’ seeds or cuttings near your home and ...

Whatever native plants you opt for ... U.S., ranging from Louisiana and Texas to Kentucky and Oklahoma, Wisteria macrostachya is a tough North American vine that can grow almost anywhere.

(CBSNewsTexas.com) — To grow native is to greatly increase your odds of a having a successful plant. Native species ... is the largest fruit native to North America. It grows wild over a large ...

It does well here in North Central Texas, although the ... clumps into a small number of new plants before new growth begins in the spring. So that’s the native lantana. It’s a really nice ...

Explore a native plant garden that follows HOA guidelines ... But as you move up towards North Texas, yaupon may have a little dieback in the winter and possumhaw would recover nicely.

EULESS, Texas ... plants do too. But keeping your greenery safe isn’t as hard as it sounds, according to local gardening experts. Derek Carroll and Sonja Spray, co-owners of Native Gardeners ...

I’ve seen a lot of plants come, and I’ve seen ... the Star-Telegram You have very likely seen the native possumhaw hollies growing on North Texas hillsides. Their fruit starts to show color ...

These non-native plants can thrive in Texas landscapes, with the right care and conditions, and can withstand the state's heat: These plants add color and support general pollinator populations ...