Beneficial nematodes

Defenders of the garden!

It sounds like a line lifted from a comic book, but beneficial nematodes live up to the hype. For gardeners, these microscopic critters are pretty heroic. Though small in size, these worm-like organisms quite literally burst in on the bad bugs, leaving carnage in their wake.

A Bug Bonanza in the Garden

The cure for what’s buggin’ you!

Aphids on your tomatoes, fleas in your beds or grubs in your sleazy soil? Never fear! An organic team of four is available at your local Texas garden center, ready to feast on the irritating insects infesting your landscape. Each member of the posse specializes in catching and consuming harmful bugs to protect your flowers, veggies, shrubs and trees.  So put away the chemicals, because this good bug bonanza will shack up in your garden to patrol for pests throughout the growing season.

New Hydrangea Varieties

From Calloway’s and Cornelius

Big bold leaves and large clusters of long lasting flowers are typical of the beloved Hydrangea. For centuries, they had been long associated with the enchantment of our grandmother’s gardens. Today, Hydrangeas are making a comeback thanks to their profuse flowering and no-fuss, long lasting blooms of many new everblooming varieties.

Mighty ‘Mato® Grafted Tomatoes

Combine the great flavors of heirloom tomatoes with the vigor and disease resistance of a super hybrid and get Mighty ‘Mato! Swooping in to save the day-this mighty tomato is actually two plants combined into one from the process of grafting. Grafting joins the top part of one plant (the scion) to the root system of a separate plant (the rootstock).  As their tissues heal, they fuse into one super plant that combines the best of both! Enjoy stronger, healthier plants with larger harvest.