Beautyberry and yaupon holly are two native Texas shrubs that light up the winter garden with purple and red berries, and feed the birds when food is scarce. Here's how to use them to plant a living bird feeder right outside your window.

Lantana, salvia and other tough, beautiful bloomers that thrive in Texas heat with very little water once they're established.

Easy houseplants beyond the usual three: softer, more interesting plants that thrive indoors when you match the right plant to the right place.

Our Design Studio & Showroom is one of the only places outside Tiptoe's Paris flagship to see this modular, sustainable furniture collection in person.

How to bring Fermob's colorful French outdoor furniture into your garden, with ideas for the Bistro, Luxembourg and Sixties collections.

Blue pea vine is a fast-climbing vine with almost unreal deep-blue flowers. Here's how to grow it in a Central Texas garden.

What to plant in April in Central Texas, from native perennials and grasses to basil, tomatoes and peppers, before summer heat arrives.

Why more Central Texas homeowners are replacing thirsty lawns with native meadows and living landscapes, and how to get started.

The best cool-season vegetables and herbs to plant in Austin in late winter and early spring, and how to protect them from a cold snap.

Fiddle leaf figs are easier than their reputation: the right light, a deep weekly watering and a little attention. Plus what to do when leaves drop.

Our tiered approach to protecting your garden before a freeze: water, cover, mulch and seaweed, and which plants need it most.

Amy Hovis and William Glenn talk with Jennifer Jewell on the Cultivating Place podcast about our history, philosophy and team.

Five tips for planting successfully in the Texas summer, from choosing native plants to deep morning watering and compost.

When and how to plant palms and cycads in Austin, from handling the root ball to aftercare, so they establish well.

A step-by-step guide to planting a tree that thrives for decades: choosing the right spot, digging the hole and early care.