Discussion community about gardening and landscaping in Central Texas.

Features columns, information on television and radio programs, and books by the gardening expert.

Sections include vegetables, fruit and nuts, gardening, composting, propagation, landscaping, nursery, horticultural programs, and harvesting and postharvest resources.

Appropriate varieties, climate, plant management, and problem control for Texas fruit crops.

Includes tips about xeriscaping, permaculture, and companion planting. Also includes a directory of resources, such as farmers' markets.

Forum for discussing various aspects of plant care in the state.

This is the online version of Howard Garrett's basic organic program. This site includes information for beginners and experienced gardeners alike, including valuable tips and treatments for a variety of garden problems.

Provides lists, tips, book reviews, and links on topics relevant to Texas gardening.

Real, honest, useful gardening information, and all of it just for Texas.

Texas. Includes meeting schedule and pest control tips.

Lists recommended trees and books, basics of landscaping, and information about bonsai, plumeria, bromeliads, bougainvillea, gingers, hollies, and orchids.

Includes questions and answers from Texas A&M.

Expert answers to questions about a variety of plants organized by category, with additional online publications about particular topics.

Lists of plants for deer resistance, dry shade, fast growing trees, and clay soils. Some species specific content.

Waco-based magazine provides tips on vegetable gardening, landscaping, and xeriscaping, with sample articles, index, and links to other resources.

All about gardening in Texas. Includes city-specific information, show dates and locations, articles, advice, and product search.

Reference for home gardeners in Texas, including frost dates and recommended practices.

Includes events, newsletters, officers, and bylaws.

Includes links to online problem solvers and search resources for gardening in Texas and elsewhere in the South.

Plants developed the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. Features retailers, growing tips, and directory of selected plants.

Rose cultivation information, with specific recommendations for the state.

Vascular plants, wildflowers, mints, grassland plants, wildscapes, vegetation types, and sources of native types.

Collection of wildflower cultivation information compiled by Wildseed Farms.