A Little Dirt Can't Hurt

A Little Dirt Can't Hurt Growing confidence in women who crave an outdoor space to feel like home, full of food, native flowers and pollinators. Welcome! I am an Edible Backyard Planner.

Fort Bend County, TX

✨Book with me below✨ I'm Nicole, I live outside of Houston, TX, in Zone 9a/b. I host workshops locally, specializing in edible gardens, dog-safe plants, and Texas native plants. Message me to learn more about how I can help you build your dream garden!

08/28/2026

Join us Saturday August 29th from 5pm to 8pm, class starts at 6pm!

Enchanted Forest
10611 FM 2759 Rd, Richmond, TX 77469

08/27/2026

Does anyone else do this?

You intend to do something in the garden real quick and then 30 minutes, an hour, 2 hours later you're still doing the thing?

08/25/2026

Who else hates mealy bugs and struggles to permanently get rid of them without chemicals?

08/13/2026

I always wait until the last possible moment to pull out dead or dying plants.

This is somewhat controversial because I may spread disease to new plants or in the soil.

But these dead plants are covered with spiders and dragonflies and all kinds of bugs nesting and they are all part of my little garden family.

The best part is as the flowers die and the heads turn to seed, they reseed themselves and I don't have to plant or buy new seeds.

Do you remove your dead plants immediately or do you let them go for awhile?

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5722 3rd St
Katy, TX
77493

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