October is a transitional month when you’re gardening in San Antonio, Texas. There is the prospect of cooler weather, but temperatures may dip one week and rise the next. A fresh round of colorful annuals need a spot in the garden, but you may still be trying to hang...
Today’s blog is a quick review of some garden terminology that gets thrown around at the garden center often. But if you’re not immersed in the gardening world, you just might not know what the terms mean. This quick list of garden jargon might clear up...
Today, we’re diving into the essential topic of pruning and how to effectively manage your San Antonio, Texas garden. Pruning is not only about aesthetics; it can be crucial for the health, growth, and productivity of your plants. Whether you’re dealing...
While we’re not quite trying to push pumpkin spice your way, here at Rainbow Gardens, we ARE reminding you that if you want pumpkins this year, summer is the time to to plant them. If you want a harvest by the end of October and into November, you should...
During San Antonio summers, dry, hot winds and long periods of time without rain will have you needing to water more often than normal. In general, you might find you need to water your gardens around 3 times a week. With city water restrictions in place, this means...
Growing caladiums in South Texas can be a rewarding experience, bringing vibrant colors and lush foliage to your garden. These tropical plants thrive in the warm, humid climate of South Texas, and give you gorgeous foliage color throughout summer. Here are some tips...
