Welcome to our public service website dedicated to helping ornamental gardeners in the dry climate and environment of the Central Texas area learn more about all aspects of ornamental horticulture in this region  and acquire useful and accurate information on a wide variety of ornamental plants and horticultural topics. 

 

See our BLOG:  Gardening in Central Texas  for gardening articles.

 

See us on "Central Texas Gardener " KLRU, /PBS in Austin

 

Check out Zilker Botanical Garden's new on-ine E-Newsletter "Down the Garden Path"\

 

Read our 2010 published articles in the  Austin American Statesman "Xeriscaping a Sidewalk Strip" , and

"Bulbs Can Brighten Gardens in Central Texas"

Our garden is featured in the American Garden Museum

OUR PLANT INTRODUCTION  -  Hamelia Patens "Beyer's Variegated"

See all the plants we grow - a real time plant data base.

Let us know if we have a plant you are seeking.  Click Here for More Info.

See our City of Austin "Green Garden Award"

We welcome your questions and comments.   GIVE US YOUR FEEDBACK.  

GARDEN PICTURE OF THE WEEK

Capturing the beauty the garden at various times of the year.

Part of the enjoyment of creating a beautiful garden is to photograph it.  Just think of the

compositions you can create through gardening by combining texture, color, form

and other garden ornamentation. This picture will be changed weekly.

 

Variegated tropical Hibiscus in the summer garden

 HAPPY GARDENING!! 

BOB AND LANA BEYER,  Austin, TX      

   

Check out our current local gardening conditions

 

People garden in order to make something grow; to interact with nature; to share, to find sanctuary, to heal, to honor the earth, to leave a mark.  Through gardening, we feel whole as we create our personal work of art upon our land – BUT nothing compares to what the Creator has already given us in nature.


Photographs and images on these pages are copyrighted property of Bob Beyer or used by copyright permission.   Graphics on this site may not be reproduced in any form without expressed copyright permission.

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