Tough Texas Plants, Part 2: Perennials and Annuals

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The climate in North Texas can be harsh for some plants, but lush home landscapes can be created using the right plants and design principles. In part 1, walk through design examples from with a professional landscape designer to get inspiration for all types of amazing landscape designs and learn which decisions to make that will reduce future effort. Then, in parts 2 and 3, go through a variety of plants well suited for North Texas and in what conditions to plant them in.
This virtual class was recorded live on June 22, 2021. The speaker is Toni Moorehead, Tarrant County Master Gardener and owner of a landscaping company.
If you have any questions about your North Texas landscape or water conservation, contact Conservation@TRWD.com.
Visit SaveTarrantWater.com/events to learn about future live events with TRWD Conservation!
This event is brought to you by Tarrant Regional Water District. To learn more about TRWD's water conservation efforts and water-saving tips, visit SaveTarrantWater.com. To learn more about TRWD's mission and the work that we do, visit TRWD.com.

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@ic5838 Год назад

This has been the most informative video I've seen in answering a lot of my questions. Living in Bedford, Texas with our wide range of temperature, water and soil issues; it is a challenge to decide on what type of shrub or plant are best for both sun, shade areas. I've enjoy your breakdown and the beautiful landscaping on your property. You are an Artist, let me add to your PowerPoint an "Artist Culturist." Thank you for your time and education with this video.

@theplantninja-texasgardener Год назад

So much great information organized in a very helpful fashion. Thanks so much!

@MickF04

We are big fans of Mystic Spires Blue Slavia (zone 7 hardy) here in Central Texas. This is the 4th season we've grown this perennial (~10 of them), and the bumblebees were on them from mid-spring into October this year. There were days where the Mystic Spires bed had 10+ bumblebees at any one time. Truly marvelous to observe.

@ashleymeggan Год назад

Society Garlic smells like something else to me! LOL, I love how it looks, but never buy any because the ride home will leave my whole car smelling like it! Can’t have the teachers bringing my kids to the car at school pickup with it reeking of that society garlic!