Carex texensis (Texas Sedge) Texas native Lindheimer's Morning-glory does best under

Lindheimer's Morning-glory does best under dry

Fall is the best time for planting purple coneflower since the cooler weather makes it easier for the plant to get established

summer Attracts Hummingbirds Poisonous Seeds

It is also used to revitalize beds

granulated organic biological fertilizer containing very specific microbial disease fighting bacteria and fungi

Carex texensis (Texas Sedge) Texas native Lindheimer's Morning-glory does best underTexas Sedge is a fine blade sedge that is an excellent choice for woodland gardens or as turf substitute for dry to moist shade. It also works when planted between stepping stone or en masse. Texas Sedge has fine textured leaves, and it works well with shade loving perennials such as cedar sage, or spring wildflowers. It produces small flower spikes in late spring early summer. Texas Sedge does best in dappled sun to shade. It will survive in full sun