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Pansies are surprisingly hardy in cold weather. They can survive frost, and even if the blooms wither in the cold, the plants often remain alive to bloom again. This makes them an excellent choice for adding color in the fall and early winter.

Kale grows best when planted in September or early October for a cool season crop here in Texas.

Snapdragons are a popular short-lived plant. The name comes from the shape of the individual flower heads, resembling a dragon's snout. Bright snapdragon flowers bloom profusely in intensely saturated colors throughout cool weather and are great in a fall garden.

To enhance your fall garden, add this annual flower with beautiful colors like gold, copper, and brass. Keep your marigolds healthy by removing old blooms to encourage new ones to grow.

In the spring and summer, the long leaves of grass are green in color. As the fall approaches, the plant produces soft, fuzzy flowers in pink or pinkish-red hues which are often compared to the appearance of cotton candy. As winter gets closer, the flowers lose their color but the dried plumes continue to offer visual appeal throughout the dormant season.

This colorful plant grows in a mounded shape with slender, arching stems that have soft, grayish-green to silvery, wrinkled-looking foliage. In late summer through the first frost, it produces elongated, lavender clusters that attract hummingbirds. The purple clusters send out white, tubular flowers that extend beyond the plant to create an amazing landscape accent. 

4-6 inches      (mainly used for drainage)

1 or 1.5-2 inches

.25 inch

1-4 inch

1-4 inch

inch

4 or 6 inches

4 or 6 inches

Any size 

Any Size