Pruning the Storm Damage
Severe storms come and go and trees have adapted to them. Still, trees can sustain major damage. But with the correct pruning we can help accelerate their regrowth. Recently storms […]
Growing Roses In Your Containers
“Roses in pots extend the scope and possibilities of gardening. Wide walkways can be highlighted with tubs of roses, entryways can be graced with the beauty and fragrance of roses. Miniature […]
Butterflies and Hummingbirds in your Backyard
The key to attracting butterflies to your landscape is to have both nectar producing and egg-laying plants available. Among the best nectar-producing plants are Gregg’s mistflower, milkweed, sunflower, and porterweed. […]
Another 1,000 Roses Just Arrived!
Hybrid teas, floribundas, grandifloras, climbers, miniatures and tree roses. Our largest selection ever. Milberger’s regularly carries over fifty varieties of Antique and Modern roses that are recommended by Texas A&M and […]
Satsuma Oranges Now at the Nursery
Just arrived, a new shipment of 5 gallon Arctic Frost and Orange Frost Satsuma oranges. These are two of the most cold tolerate citrus trees available grown on their own […]
Lantana for color into the fall
Texas lantana starts to show it’s color in April and can bloom continuously from May through November. It blooms more profusely as heat intensifies. Northern cardinals and other bird species […]
February Gardening Tasks
It is time to plant potatoes in the garden. Onion transplants and radish, carrot, lettuce, beets, English peas can also be planted by seed. Aerate and top dress the lawn […]
COMPLETE YOUR HOLIDAY HOME DECORATING
We have a great selection of gifts for the avid and novice gardener on your list. Gardening gloves, hats, tools, seeds, books, birdbaths, fountains and much more. And for that […]
Excellence in Nurseries & Gardening
We would like to announce that Milberger Landscaping & Nursery has been selected to receive the Small Business Excellence Award for 2018 in the Nurseries & Gardening category. This recognizes […]
OCTOBER GARDENING TASKS
Plant the cole crops and other greens by transplants now. Broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, Swiss chard, collards, are among those available at area nurseries. If the birds are damaging […]