Gardening – The Greenhouse Blog

Give Thanks for Bees, Leave your Leaves

Written by Eve Gersh, Bee Campus USA Eco Rep Would you like to spend more time this fall enjoying a bonfire, sitting down with a good book, or savoring the colors of autumn with a warm mug of hot cocoa? If so, you can cut out the chore of raking your leaves this season. NotContinue reading “Give Thanks for Bees, Leave your Leaves”

Marvelous Monarch Migration

Written by Ida Ghorbani (Environmental Justice Eco Rep) Every year in late September through October, almost half a million Monarch butterflies begin making their way from where they hatched in the north to Mexico, marking the start of a truly remarkable 1,500 mile-long journey. Being in Texas, we have the unique opportunity of being oneContinue reading “Marvelous Monarch Migration”

What To Do With So Many Tomatoes?

Written by Anna Reid (Eco Hub Eco Rep) Ah, the humble tomato. One of the most iconic summer crops, every gardener has grown these guys at least once. Still, an overly common issue is ending up with too many at the end of the season. In this article, I’m here to help solve this issueContinue reading “What To Do With So Many Tomatoes?”

Discover Six Eco-Friendly “Adders” & “Subtractors”

Written by Carolina Parra- Marketing Lead Eco Rep Imagine this: you’re finally planting your long-awaited Gardenias in your garden, but when you get down in the dirt, you discover how poor the soil is and the many critters that may want to harm your prized plants. Most people would automatically resort to chemical fertilizers andContinue reading “Discover Six Eco-Friendly “Adders” & “Subtractors””

A Basic Guide to Fall & Winter Gardening in North Texas

Written by Anna Reid – Garden Initiative (Eco Hub) Eco Rep With summer coming to an end and cooler days just on the horizon, you might think the gardening season is over. Well, for DFW in zone 8A, it’s just the beginning. Even though Texas winters have a reputation for being quite unpredictable and haveContinue reading “A Basic Guide to Fall & Winter Gardening in North Texas”