Chalil Designs

02/06/2023

7 of the Fastest Growing Trees in Texas

Want something in your garden that spreads in no time? Here are some beautiful and Fast Growing Trees in Texas!

02/06/2023

Some native Texas Trees:

Fast Growing Trees For Texas (With Pictures) - Identification Guide

02/06/2023

Some replacement tree options for us here in Austin, TX as we lost so many with our freeze last week:

Offering health and environmental benefits, planting a tree at home is worth the investment. These are the fastest-growing trees in Texas.

02/16/2021

Stay warm and safe!!

Cover the plants you can so that harsh wind doesn’t damage them, if you can of course!

07/27/2020

thoughts??? still trying to get something with natives for Central Texas Zones 8-9...
Coral Bells, Phlox, Roses, Forsythia, Wiegela, Juniper? maybe....

05/16/2020

https://agrilifeextension.tamu.edu/solutions/best-plants-trees-grow-texas-landscapes/

Choose the best plants and trees to grow in your Texas landscape. Create beautiful, low maintenance landscapes, while conserving water and resources.

05/03/2020

Great Hydroponic Options:

Create a Garden with No Soil, and Little Work

03/03/2020

An innovative new Rx from U.K. doctors: a trip to the garden store.

12/22/2019

How awesome is this! Granted make sure you have no surprise visitors in here depending on where you live so your occupants are safe!

Kids love tree houses, playhouses and pretty much everything that’s somehow linked to games and playtime. Well, we have some good news for you and your kids or nephews/nieces… You can build a living playhouse. You read that right. A living playhouse. Sadly, kids spend most of their day in front ...

09/27/2019

Studio Ayaskan, a London-based experimental art and design company, introduced an innovative concept that will put all planters to shame. Appropriately named Growth, this groundbreaking concept features a shape-shifting origami planter that also grows and transforms with the plant. In other words, t...

08/16/2019

https://agrilifeextension.tamu.edu/browse/featured-solutions/gardening-landscaping/fall-vegetable-gardening-guide-for-texas/?fbclid=IwAR0DrGkWKnAFKNVMNz3GuuwDQvbJbrH8PV7zrlWWs3GExHgeF3KSMJTN0fc

In most areas of Texas, it is possible to have a fall vegetable garden, but it will need to be managed somewhat differently than a spring garden.