Gardening in Austin will be easier with natives.  
 

Mexican plum trees blooming along Town Lake.

  
     
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Gardening in Austin.
 

Valued visitors,

I personally love to garden, and would love to hear about what has worked for you.

Gardening became a lot easier and more fun when I began using native plants. Of course, for vegetable gardens you will need to import some composted soil.

Use the above links to get to know the natives, and you'll have a much easier time! A good local resource will help you get started. Try: Garden Guide for Austin.

Fun gardening,

Roselind

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Gardening in Austin takes a little getting used to, if you are unfamiliar with our climate and soil. Think hot and rocky. By using native plants you will have much more fun and success! Lady Bird Johnson once said, "I like it when the land speaks its own language in its own regional accent."
 

Barton Springs Nursery - A great resource for native and adapted plants. 3601 Bee Cave Road.

John Dromgule’s Natural Gardener. This nursery has a wonderful setting in Austin's hill country - and they are truly dedicated to organic and native gardening.

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. You can't miss a trip to the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center!

The Great Outdoors Garden Center. This is a unique plant nursery under the shade of majestic oaks.

Native & Adapted Plants for Austin. Do you have a questions about what will grow in Austin? Try this guide to natives plants. Great site!

Big Red Sun Nursery. Don't miss a visit to this wonderful nursery, artist's gallery and gift shop
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Zilker Garden. A wonderful place to visit is the 22 acres of display gardens in Zilker Park. A variety of native plants are displayed, plus theme gardens, such as the Xeriscape Garden, the Tanaguchi Oriental Garden and the Rose Garden.

Oak Wilt Prevention. Tips on how to prevent this devestating disease that affects oak trees in central Texas.

Johnson's Backyard Garden. This is a small family farm located five miles east of Downtown Austin. They grow organic vegetables, greens and herbs. As a member, you can pick up seasonal produce weekly at one of several locations.

David/Pease Design. Landscape designers.

CO-Design. Landscape designer.

 

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