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Central Texas Gardener takes brand-new and seasoned gardeners down a sustainable garden path with organic techniques, water-wise plants, and homegrown food. Get design inspiration, hands-on how-to, and behind-the-scenes tours of Texas gardeners at home.
Support for CTG is provided by: Geo Growers Organic
Fantastic Ferns for Indoors & Garden
Discover fantastic ferns for indoors and out, make quinoa tabbouleh, rose rosette facts.
Flashy Plants for Splashy Summer
Pop hot color into summer with Casey Aicklen from Barton Springs Nursery.
Beneficial Insects, Yellowing Leaves, Make a Rain Barrel
Discover beneficial insects and why leaves turn yellow.
Meet Judy Seaborn of Botanical Interests Seeds
Get best tips for planting seeds and making your own potting mix for container succulents.
Propagate Succulents + Story of Mayfield Park
Water gardens, whatever size, instantly transform yards into beautiful wildlife habitats.
Nature’s Medicine Cabinet: Lone Star Nursery
Grow for good health with Flint Fancy from grower Lone Star Nursery.
The Wellness Garden: Shawna Coronado
Combat stress and chronic health issues with the author of The Wellness Garden.
In just one year, Jennie and Matt Horvath revived a long-gone family nursery.
Rosy Future at The Antique Rose Emporium
Antique Rose Emporium founder Michael Shoup is looking ahead to new roses.
Native Groundcovers for Shade & Sun
Get down to business with native groundcovers!
Plants That Light Up the Night!
Amanda Moon from It’s About Thyme discusses plants that glow by moonlight.
Our gardens are sanctuaries to heal, find peace, and truly get outside ourselves.
Sweet Tips for Starting Beehives
Master Beekeeper Tanya Phillips sweetens the deal with top tips for starting beehives.
Accent and color up the garden or patio with containers that extend your plant diversity.
Peckerwood Garden and Courtyard Romance
Organizing a bunch of plants into a sensual garden is both exciting and rewarding.
