If you plant the right perennials that are native or just plants that thrive despite the weather and that are deer-proof, you can still have a beautiful garden landscape.

Even though February might not scream gardening season, it’s the perfect time to prepare your spring garden for a vibrant bloom.

South Central Texas is expecting a hard freeze early next week when the temperatures will likely be below or at freezing for several hours.

The festival, which returns on Saturday, Oct. 5 at Brackenridge Park, will provide educational events about pollinators, monarch tagging and plant giveaways.

The spring has been good for the KSAT garden, but it has gotten out of control and needs a haircut.

Microplastics in the soil are making us sick, now what? Here’s how to take the plastic out of the garden this Earth Day:

Gardening with KSAT shows us how to collect seeds from the native flower, Rain Lily.

Some scientists are pushing back against the narrative that the migrating monarch butterfly population is dwindling.

The 3rd Annual Food & Nature Conference will highlight what actions some local organizations are taking and offer simple solutions through onsite workshops

San Antonio Water System is offering coupons for plants as part of the WaterSaver Program.

You can get a free tree at Woodlawn Lake Park on Saturday in honor of Earth Day.