February is Rose Pruning month
Why Do We Prune? Pruning is one of the most important practices in growing beautiful roses. Pruning is the way that the rose bush gets a “face lift” – a […]
FREE Earth-Kind Seminar on Planting Trees
At The Nursery Saturday October 28 @ 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Fall is for Planting: Winter Color and Trees Fall is an ideal time to plant in South Central […]
SAWS WaterSaver Coupon Program
WATERSAVER LANDSCAPE COUPON PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY & HIGHLIGHTS COUPON Coupon recipients must meet these eligibility requirements: (a.) must be a SAWS residential water customer (b.) Must be the homeowner at the […]
LIVEN UP YOUR GARDEN: PLANT EARLY SPRING BLOOMERS
Capture the beauty of an early Texas spring — plant ornamental trees and shrubs. They’re some of the first to flower and are early nectar sources for pollinating insects and […]
Questions for Calvin – Butterfly Plants
Can you list some of the flowers that attract butterflies? Mistflower, milkweed, passion-vine, zinnias, cosmos, citrus, coneflower, pentas, coreopsis, calendula, sunflower, salvia, and lantana all attract butterflies. It is relatively […]
Join the Rodeo Fun at Milberger’s ~ Sat., Feb 18
How to Plant and Care For Your Fruit Trees
Free Fruit Tree Seminar This Weekend Saturday, January 14th starting at 10:30am Milberger’s Nursery has just received their 2017 shipment of hundreds of fruit trees, citrus trees, avocados trees, pomegranates, […]
Christmas Trees have arrived at Milberger’s
They are Here! San Antonio’s best selection of fresh cut Christmas Trees from the best growers. NOBLE FIRS: The most elegant Christmas Trees available. NORDMAN FIRS slight fragrance makes it […]
Relocating Your Fall Vegetable Garden
Do not locate your vegetable garden within six feet of hedges, shrubs or trees. Not only do these larger, more permanent plants compete for light, but they also gobble up […]
Cutback Now to Ensure Fall Blooms Later
Once plants have flowered and produced seed the plants puts all of its energy into maturing the seed and does not bloom again. Blooms may last longer in cooler climates […]