Don't hibernate on your landscape now.
Just because it's cold outside doesn't mean your dormant landscape couldn't use some TLC. Now is the time to make sure you're correctly watering your lawn, pruning with care and getting your gardening tools in tip-top shape for spring. Peruse these past WaterSaver Newsletter editions for recommended winter gardening projects that'll pay dividends when we thaw out.
Elevate Your Landscape: Add Raised Garden Beds
Small gardening space got you down? Try raised gardening beds to lift your spirits!
Get Your Garden and Tools in Gear for Spring
If you're a gardening overachiever, these tasks will make you giddy.
Winter Wildlife
For the less active gardener, a little procrastination can pay dividends, too – for local wildlife.
Irrigation Maintenance and Care During Winter
Give your irrigation system a vacation. Your lawn and water bill will thank you.
Winter Watering: How Much is Enough?
It's true what they say: Less is more.
Spruce Up Your Winter Garden
Winter doesn't have to be synonymous with bleak and barren.
Got Crape Myrtles? Prune Prudently
Severe pruning is a crime of conscience: Crape murder (gasp!)
Treat Your Landscape to Some Post-Winter Pampering
Try a little, well, TLC: Tender Loving Compost.
No-Fail Fruit Trees for San Antonio
Fruit trees are on their way to nurseries. Get the lowdown on which ones do best in S.A.
Hiring an Arborist? Ask the Right Questions
'Tis the season to be pruning!
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